ISJ editorial: Addressing the implications of recent developments in journal impact factors

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by Clarivate.All the data in this editorial is sourced from or calculated based on data obtained from the Journal Citation Reports part of Clarivate's website unless otherwise indicated.2 An example of a movement against journal-level impact factors is the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (https://sfdora.org/read/).3 The h5 index is the largest number of h such that h articles published in the last five years have at least h citations each.Here is a link to the "business, economics and management (general)" research area for 2022: https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=top_venues&hl=en&vq=bus_busgeneral.To find a particular journal, such as one not listed in the 20 visible at this link, click the magnifying glass search function at the top right of the page.

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