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biography
ORCID ID
: 0000-0002-0806-8347
Research ID
: C-9149-2018 (http://www.researcherid.com/rid/C-9149-2018)
Scopus ID
: 55747792800
SINTA ID
: 6002648
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» substan)al,
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of
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scopus
journal
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base
scopus
journal
as
of
2018
b. Beall
list
predatory
journal
2018
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scopus
journal
2018
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by
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journal
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of
research
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type
of
ar)cles
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– Current
hot
topics
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JOURNAL
POLICY
35%
a. Convincing
Editorial
Concept/policy
CONTENT
(20%)
a. Academic
contribu)on
to
field
b. Diversity
in
geographical
distribu)on
of
editors
c. Diversity
in
geographical
distribu)on
of
authors
b. Clarity
of
abstract
c. Conformity
with
journal
aims
d. All
cited
references
in
Roman
scripts
e. English
abstract
available
and
scope
stated
d. Readability
of
ar)cle
f. Level/type
of
peer
review
process
REGULARITY
(10%)
§ No
delay
or
interrup)on
in
publica)on
schedule