Minimum requirements for international publications

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The discussion centers on the minimum requirements for international publications, conferences, and proceedings, specifically addressing the concept of impact factor. Impact factor is defined as a property of the journal, indicating its influence and citation frequency within the academic community. While all journals are based in a specific country, they are accessible to a global audience. Clarification is sought regarding the significance of impact factor in evaluating the quality and reach of academic work presented in these venues.

Aug 14, 2014

neildownonme

Hi, I'm just wondering what are the minimum requirements for an international publication/conference/proceedings. E.g. impact factor

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I read this three times and still don't understand what you mean. Impact factor is a property of the journal. All journals are headquartered in some country or other, but are available worldwide.

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