Hesperis-Tamuda

metrics 2024

Exploring the Intersection of Arts and Humanities

Introduction

Hesperis-Tamuda is a distinguished open-access journal published by the University Mohammed V Rabat, Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, focusing on interdisciplinary research in the fields of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Since its establishment, the journal has continuously provided a platform for innovative scholarly contributions, reflecting its commitment to facilitating knowledge exchange and promoting academic discourse. With a history dating back to 1973 and an evolving scope that embraces both archaeological studies and general social scientific inquiries, it has positioned itself within the academic community as a credible resource. The journal's rankings in Scopus reveal its relevance, ranking #290 in Arts and Humanities and #231 in Social Sciences, despite its percentile standings of 29th and 16th, respectively. Researchers, professionals, and students are encouraged to contribute their work to Hesperis-Tamuda, particularly since it has been open-access since 2016, enabling broader dissemination of research findings globally.

Metrics 2024

SCIMAGO Journal Rank-
Journal Impact Factor0.10
Journal Impact Factor (5 years)0.10
H-Index-
Journal IF Without Self0.10
Eigen Factor0.00
Normal Eigen Factor0.02
Influence0.06
Immediacy Index0.10
Cited Half Life-
Citing Half Life29.50
JCI0.25
Total Documents-
WOS Total Citations72
SCIMAGO Total Citations-
SCIMAGO SELF Citations-
Scopus Journal Rank-
Cites / Document (2 Years)-
Cites / Document (3 Years)-
Cites / Document (4 Years)-

Metrics History

Rank 2024

Scopus

Archeology (arts and humanities) in Arts and Humanities
Rank #290/413
Percentile 29.78
Quartile Q3
General Social Sciences in Social Sciences
Rank #231/275
Percentile 16.00
Quartile Q4

JCI (Web Of Science)

HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Rank 237/406
Percentile 41.63
Quartile Q3

Quartile History

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