Canadian Studies in Population

metrics 2024

Illuminating Historical and Contemporary Demographics

Introduction

Canadian Studies in Population, published by Springer, is a prestigious journal dedicated to advancing the field of demography and the history of population studies within Canada and beyond. With an ISSN of 0380-1489 and an E-ISSN of 1927-629X, this journal has proudly contributed to scholarly discourse since its inception in 1975, and continues to make significant impacts through its rigorous research articles and comprehensive reviews. Recognized for its high academic standards, it boasts a Q2 ranking in Demography and a Q1 ranking in History in 2023, reflecting the journal's critical role in shaping contemporary understanding of demographic trends and historical population developments. With a Scopus rank of #51/139 in Demography and #83/1760 in History, it appeals to a diverse audience including researchers, professionals, and students eager to explore population dynamics, historical context, and societal implications of demographic shifts. While the journal maintains traditional subscription access options, its rigorous peer-reviewed content ensures that it remains a cornerstone for scholars seeking credible and influential insights in their respective fields.

Metrics 2024

SCIMAGO Journal Rank0.42
Journal Impact Factor1.80
Journal Impact Factor (5 years)1.40
H-Index12
Journal IF Without Self1.80
Eigen Factor0.00
Normal Eigen Factor0.04
Influence0.40
Immediacy Index0.10
Cited Half Life7.80
Citing Half Life10.80
JCI0.55
Total Documents184
WOS Total Citations195
SCIMAGO Total Citations276
SCIMAGO SELF Citations19
Scopus Journal Rank0.42
Cites / Document (2 Years)1.59
Cites / Document (3 Years)1.23
Cites / Document (4 Years)1.07

Metrics History

Rank 2024

Scopus

History in Arts and Humanities
Rank #83/1760
Percentile 95.28
Quartile Q1
Demography in Social Sciences
Rank #51/139
Percentile 63.31
Quartile Q2

IF (Web Of Science)

DEMOGRAPHY
Rank 20/49
Percentile 60.20
Quartile Q2

JCI (Web Of Science)

DEMOGRAPHY
Rank 32/49
Percentile 34.69
Quartile Q3

Quartile History

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