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Australian Economic History Review
Australian Economic History Review is rated ABDC B, ABS / AJG 2. Published by Wiley-Blackwell Publishing.
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ISSN 0004-8992Verify ISSN ↗1467-8446Verify ISSN ↗
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
Cost to publish: About US$2,900 to publish open access (publisher list price, via OpenAlex) — subscription publishing may be free
Not listed in: Web of Science, DOAJ, FT50, UT Dallas, ONOS (subscription), ONOS (APC covered)
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Is Australian Economic History Review indexed in Scopus?
No — it was previously covered by Scopus but its coverage is now inactive/discontinued (2006–2023 (also 1993–2001, 1990–1991, 1988, 1983–1984, 1974)).
What is the impact factor of Australian Economic History Review?
Australian Economic History Review has no Journal Impact Factor — JIF is published only for journals in the Web of Science Core Collection (SCIE, SSCI, AHCI and ESCI) — and Scopus has not published a current CiteScore for it either. Treat any "impact factor" quoted for this journal elsewhere as unofficial.
How much does it cost to publish in Australian Economic History Review?
The publisher lists an article processing charge of about US$2,900 for open access (source: OpenAlex). Many journals also publish by the subscription route at no cost to the author, so confirm on the journal's own website.
Who publishes Australian Economic History Review and what is its ISSN?
Australian Economic History Review is published by Wiley-Blackwell Publishing. Its print ISSN is 0004-8992 and its online ISSN is 1467-8446.
Is Australian Economic History Review in Web of Science?
No — it is not currently in the Web of Science core collections (SCIE, SSCI, AHCI or ESCI).
What is the ABDC rating of Australian Economic History Review?
It is rated B in the ABDC Journal Quality List 2025 under Applied economics.
What is the ABS / AJG rating of Australian Economic History Review?
It is graded 2 in the Chartered Association of Business Schools (ABS) Academic Journal Guide (AJG) 2024, in the Business History and Economic History field, unchanged from 2021.
Is Australian Economic History Review open access?
No — it is not registered as an open-access journal in DOAJ or Scopus.
How well cited is Australian Economic History Review? — open metrics via OpenAlex
Australian Economic History Review has an h-index of 46 and a 2-year mean of 0.51 citations per paper (OpenAlex).
Australian Economic History Review published 28 papers in 2025; its busiest recent year was 2018 with 31. 2026* is the year so far.
h-index, i10-index and 2-year mean citedness are open, licence-clear metrics from OpenAlex — not a proprietary impact factor. Updated 2026-10-14.
Who publishes in Australian Economic History Review? — latest 97 articles, 2021–2026
In its latest 97 research articles (2021–2026), authors are most often from Australia (41.4%), China (14.4%) and Japan (7.7%).
Countries are counted fractionally, so a paper by authors from two countries counts half to each.
Are there integrity warnings for Australian Economic History Review? — indicators, not proof of misconduct
Scopus status: Inactive — coverage ended 2023. No retracted papers are recorded. The Problematic Paper Screener flags none of its papers. These are indicators to check, not findings against the journal.
- Scopus statusInactive — coverage ended 2023
- Retracted papers None recorded
- Problematic Paper Screener flags None flagged
Retractions from OpenAlex; flags from the Problematic Paper Screener (Cabanac, Labbé & Magazinov, CC BY), 2026-09-21 export. A flag marks a paper for a closer look; it is not a finding against the journal.
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