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From The Scholarly Kitchen: The Contested Impact Factor Denominator

February 12, 2016 / Karen Edwards / Leave a comment

Of interest to authors, editors, and publishers alike . . . A new post from the Society for Scholarly Publishing’s Scholarly Kitchen blog discusses a new JAMA article on the Impact Factor denominator and its effect on journal rankings.

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