Journal of Information Science - SAGE - Impact Factor

Journal of Information Science - SAGE | 2024 Impact Factor:1.7 | Cite Score:7.8 | Q1

Impact Factor and Journal Rank of Journal of Information Science

About: Journal of Information Science (SAGE) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of information science and technology. It serves as a prominent platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to disseminate original research, reviews, and theoretical contributions that contribute to the understanding and development of information science.
Objectives:
The journal aims to foster scholarly exchange and innovation in information science by publishing high-quality research that addresses theoretical, empirical, and practical aspects of the discipline. It seeks to promote interdisciplinary approaches and theoretical advancements that impact the field globally.
Focus Areas:
The journal covers a broad spectrum of topics within information science, including but not limited to:
Information Retrieval: Techniques and algorithms for efficient retrieval of information from various sources.
Information Behavior: Studies on how individuals and organizations seek, use, and share information.
Information Management: Strategies and technologies for organizing, storing, and managing information resources.
Knowledge Organization: Principles and practices of organizing information for effective access and retrieval.
Information Ethics: Ethical considerations related to information access, privacy, intellectual property, and digital rights.
Information Visualization: Visual representation techniques to enhance understanding and analysis of information.
Digital Libraries and Archives: Management and preservation of digital collections in libraries, archives, and museums.
Scholarly Communication: Dissemination and impact of scholarly research, including open access and citation analysis.
Information Policy: Analysis of policies affecting information access, dissemination, and use.
Information Science Education: Curriculum development, pedagogical methods, and professional development in information science.

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Editor-in-Chief: Dr Allen Foster

Scope: Journal of Information Science (SAGE) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that covers various aspects of information science and technology. It provides a platform for researchers, scholars, and professionals to publish original research and reviews in the field. Key areas covered include:
1. Information Retrieval: Research on techniques and algorithms for retrieving information from various sources, including databases, the web, and digital libraries.
2. Information Behavior: Studies on how individuals, organizations, and communities seek, use, and share information in different contexts.
3. Information Management: Exploration of strategies, methods, and technologies for organizing, storing, and managing information resources effectively.
4. Knowledge Organization: Research on principles and practices of organizing knowledge, including classification systems, metadata standards, and ontology development.
5. Information Ethics: Examination of ethical issues related to information access, privacy, censorship, intellectual property, and digital rights.
6. Information Visualization: Innovations in visual representations of information to facilitate understanding, analysis, and decision-making.
7. Digital Libraries and Archives: Research on digital preservation, access systems, and management of digital collections in libraries, archives, and museums.
8. Scholarly Communication: Studies on the dissemination of scholarly research, including open access publishing, citation analysis, and scholarly metrics.
9. Information Policy: Analysis of policies and regulations affecting information access, dissemination, and use at local, national, and international levels.