Race & Class

Social Issues 12 out of 69 | Social Sciences,Interdisciplinary 31 out of 273 | Sociology 32 out of 220

Total citations made in the JCR year to content published in a journal in the prior two years are divided by the number of articles and reviews published by the journal in the prior two years.

Social Issues 7 out of 69 | Social Sciences,Interdisciplinary 20 out of 273 | Sociology 32 out of 220

Total citations made in the JCR year to content published in a journal in the prior five years are divided by the number of articles and reviews published by the journal in the prior five years.

Social Sciences,Interdisciplinary 43 out of 273 | Sociology 53 out of 221 | Ethnic Studies 8 out of 39 | Social Issues 11 out of 69 | Anthropology 23 out of 142

The Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) is a measure of citation impact that is normalized by subject category. It is calculated using citations from items published in the JCI year and prior three years, to items published in the prior three years. Because of the category normalization, a score of 1 means that articles in a journal received a number of citations equal to the average citation count in that subject category.

Anthropology 38 out of 524 | Archeology 19 out of 377 | Archeology (arts and humanities) 19 out of 443 | Cultural Studies 55 out of 1371 | General Social Sciences 49 out of 285 | Social Sciences (miscellaneous) 97 out of 674 | Sociology and Political Science 274 out of 1497

Scopus provides the journal's CiteScore, which is calculated as the total citations made in the CiteScore year and the prior three years to content published in the CiteScore year and the prior three years, divided by the total number of items published by the journal in the CiteScore year and prior three years.

Anthropology 55 out of 527 | Archeology 33 out of 390 | Archeology (arts and humanities) 37 out of 454 | Cultural Studies 70 out of 1398 | Social Sciences (miscellaneous) 176 out of 893 | Sociology and Political Science 325 out of 1461

The SJR weighs incoming citations according to the prestige of the publications they come from. Total, weighted citations made in the SCImago year to content published in a journal in the prior three years are divided by the total number of items published by the journal in the prior three years.