Library Ideas
Institut für Bibliothekswissenschaft Berlin · Germany
Aims & Scope
LIBREAS sees itself as a journal for library and information science, but we are open minded for any topic related contributions including for example media theory, legal or literary studies, if they refer to the subjects library, information infrastructure, data, media, information, knowledge and society. Without saying contributors are free to suggest or submit articles on any topic of their own choice at any time. However, the LIBREAS editorial pays attention to a minimum level of relevance to the target group. The thematic priorities in the Call for papers are intended primarily as a orientation guide. LIBREAS likes to publish also articles, if they fit into the topic.
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Frequently asked questions about Library Ideas
Is Library Ideas a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Library Ideas?
Library Ideas is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
Is Library Ideas indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Library Ideas is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Library Ideas?
LIBREAS sees itself as a journal for library and information science, but we are open minded for any topic related contributions including for example media theory, legal or literary studies, if they refer to the subjects library, information infrastructure, data, media, information, knowledge and society. Without saying contributors are free to suggest or submit articles on any topic of their own choice at any time. However, the LIBREAS editorial pays attention to a minimum level of relevance to the target group. The thematic priorities in the Call for papers are intended primarily as a orien
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