The Scopus List of Indexed Journals provides researchers and academics with a comprehensive and reliable resource for accessing published academic work. By utilizing the indexing databases, you can easily discover, access, and reference the research you require for your projects. The Scopus list for 2020 offers a vast array of journals that have been rigorously selected based on their quality and relevance to various academic disciplines.
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Scopus is recognized as one of the largest and most esteemed abstract and citation databases in the academic world. With a collection of over 40,000 titles from more than 10,000 international publishers, Scopus ensures that researchers have access to a diverse range of scholarly publications. Furthermore, nearly 35,000 of these publications are peer-reviewed journals, adding a layer of credibility and reliability to the academic content available on the platform.
What Is Scopus Source List?
The Scopus list of journals consists of indexed publications that are either serial or non-serial. Examples of serial publications are journals, annuals (such as reports, yearbooks, and directories), and book series, and these are assigned an ISSN (International Standard Serial Number). Non-serials include one-off books, monographs, reports, etc., and these are assigned an ISBN (International Standard Book Number).
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The full list of titles is available on the Scopus website, on the dedicated Source Title page. Alternatively, you can download the Source and Book title lists through Elsevier, the publishing and analytics company that owns Scopus.
The ASJC (All Science Journal Classification) codes list represents subject classifications, allowing for better navigation across thousands of journals. For each listed source, Scopus provides the ASJC code in a relevant category, and a publication can be assigned to one or more of these categories.
You can view the code list here.
How Do I Find Journals in Scopus?
Open the Sources page with the Scopus list search to see a general selection of journals represented in the database. Here, you will see the search criteria (Subject Area, Title, Publisher, ISSN), source type, CiteScore metrics for journals and serials, and display options.
For example, you can enter the subject area (or areas) and click Apply. The page will show if any current content is available to view, based on the search criteria and applied filters. To search for a specific journal, enter the title in the search bar, and check if the title is indeed indexed.
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