What is the impact factor of American Historical Review?

0. The 2022 impact factor of American Historical Review is 0. By the impact factor, American Historical Review falls within the top 41% of scholarly journals.

American Historical Review Top Institutions:...

0(top 41%)

Impact Factor

0(top 41%)

extended IF

78(top 5%)

H-Index

321

authors

8.4K

papers

44.1K

citations

4.5K

citing journals

6.3K

citing authors

Institutions

Institution	Articles	Citations	A Rank	C Rank
University of California	945	835	85	255
University of Wisconsin–Madison	347	216	56	255
Harvard University	305	311	45	255
State University of New York	295	28	11	255
Columbia University	290	105	50	255
Yale University	270	57	37	255
Indiana University	251	164	29	255
University of Texas at Austin	237	297	81	255
Rutgers University	227	56	29	255
University of Michigan	225	49	127	255
University of North Carolina	216	12	19	255
University of Minnesota	213	31	105	255
Princeton University	210	241	75	255
City University of New York	198	64	7	255
University of Pennsylvania	185	47	131	255
Stanford University	176	86	197	255
University of Chicago	176	95	96	255
University of Toronto	172	18	245	255
Cornell University	169	66	110	255
Ohio State University	166	18	203	255

A Rank refers to the ranking of American Historical Review in the given institution according to the number of articles, and C Rank according to the number of citations.

How are inpact factors calculated?

The impact factor (IF) is calculated by counting citations from peer-reviewed journals only.

extended IF also counts citations from books and conference papers. However, no patent, abstract, working papers, online documents, etc., are covered.

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