论文信息 - Multi-Method Strategies for Defining “Core” Higher Education Journals

Multi-Method Strategies for Defining “Core” Higher Education Journals

Three analyses were used to determine “core” journals in the field of higher education: frequency of publishing higher education focused articles, frequency of citation to key works in higher education, and journals rankings by higher education professionals.

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