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Religion in changing times: an overview of the journal in its comparative scholarly and publishing contexts

Steven Englera Humanities, Mount Royal University, Calgary, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]

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Michael Stausbergb Department of Archaeology, History, Cultural Studies and Religion, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway

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Table 1. Percentage of authors by region in Religion (with percentages of regions by subregion). (Scopus data; 1971–2023, n = 1298)Footnote³⁴.

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Table 2. Citation and content data for 50 selected journals (ranked by average citation number of top ten most-cited articles)Footnote³⁵.

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Table 3. Countries by percentage of total published items in 50 selected journals (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data; n = 34 264).

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Table 4. Distribution of published items by country for selected journals, ranked by from most to least diverse (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data)Footnote³⁶.

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Religion in changing times: an overview of the journal in its comparative scholarly and publishing contexts

Table 1. Percentage of authors by region in Religion (with percentages of regions by subregion). (Scopus data; 1971–2023, n = 1298)Footnote³⁴.

Table 2. Citation and content data for 50 selected journals (ranked by average citation number of top ten most-cited articles)Footnote³⁵.

Table 3. Countries by percentage of total published items in 50 selected journals (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data; n = 34 264).

Table 4. Distribution of published items by country for selected journals, ranked by from most to least diverse (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data)Footnote³⁶.

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Religion in changing times: an overview of the journal in its comparative scholarly and publishing contexts

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Table 1. Percentage of authors by region in Religion (with percentages of regions by subregion). (Scopus data; 1971–2023, n = 1298)Footnote34.

Table 2. Citation and content data for 50 selected journals (ranked by average citation number of top ten most-cited articles)Footnote35.

Table 3. Countries by percentage of total published items in 50 selected journals (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data; n = 34 264).

Table 4. Distribution of published items by country for selected journals, ranked by from most to least diverse (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data)Footnote36.

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Table 1. Percentage of authors by region in Religion (with percentages of regions by subregion). (Scopus data; 1971–2023, n = 1298)Footnote³⁴.

Table 2. Citation and content data for 50 selected journals (ranked by average citation number of top ten most-cited articles)Footnote³⁵.

Table 4. Distribution of published items by country for selected journals, ranked by from most to least diverse (all countries ≥ 1%). (Scopus data)Footnote³⁶.