Journal of American-East Asian Relations

metrics 2024

Fostering Scholarly Connections Across Continents

Introduction

The Journal of American-East Asian Relations, published by BRILL in the Netherlands, serves as a vital platform for scholars and practitioners interested in the complex interactions between the United States and East Asia. With an ISSN of 1058-3947 and an E-ISSN of 1876-5610, this journal offers rich insights across disciplines, including cultural studies, history, and political science, highlighting the diverse influences that shape the geopolitical landscape. Although it may currently hold a Q4 ranking in esteemed Cultural Studies and Political Science categories, it has potential for growth and greater scholarly influence, as indicated by its ongoing publication since 1996. The journal is particularly appealing to researchers, professionals, and students seeking to delve into the nuances of American-East Asian relations, with a goal of enhancing cross-cultural understanding through rigorous academic discourse.

Metrics 2024

SCIMAGO Journal Rank0.11
Journal Impact Factor0.20
Journal Impact Factor (5 years)0.30
H-Index9
Journal IF Without Self0.20
Eigen Factor0.00
Normal Eigen Factor0.01
Influence0.09
Immediacy Index0.10
Cited Half Life13.20
Citing Half Life26.20
JCI0.48
Total Documents304
WOS Total Citations112
SCIMAGO Total Citations86
SCIMAGO SELF Citations19
Scopus Journal Rank0.11
Cites / Document (2 Years)0.07
Cites / Document (3 Years)0.13
Cites / Document (4 Years)0.10

Metrics History

Rank 2024

Scopus

History in Arts and Humanities
Rank #1071/1760
Percentile 39.15
Quartile Q3
Cultural Studies in Social Sciences
Rank #911/1304
Percentile 30.14
Quartile Q3
Political Science and International Relations in Social Sciences
Rank #616/706
Percentile 12.75
Quartile Q4
Sociology and Political Science in Social Sciences
Rank #1297/1466
Percentile 11.53
Quartile Q4

IF (Web Of Science)

HISTORY
Rank 234/518
Percentile 54.90
Quartile Q2

JCI (Web Of Science)

HISTORY
Rank 259/519
Percentile 50.10
Quartile Q2

Quartile History

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