Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice JCR impact factor overview
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Clarivate JCR impact factor overview
Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice is listed in this directory with bibliometric information for 2025. It is published by MEMORIAL UNIV NEWFOUNDLAND. The database records a Journal Impact Factor of 0.500, presented as a Clarivate Journal Citation Reports (JCR)-based metric. Its listed JCR Impact Factor quartile is Q4.
Ranking and quartile
The recorded JCR Impact Factor category rank is 80 out of 94 journals in its listed category. A Q4 designation describes the journal’s position within its subject category; it should not be used as a direct measure of the quality of an individual article.
Citation profile
The record contains 111 total citations, 3 total articles, 3 citable items. The five-year Impact Factor is 0.600, which is 0.100 points above the listed standard Journal Impact Factor. These values use different citation windows and should be interpreted together rather than as a direct trend. The Journal Impact Factor without journal self-citations is recorded as 0.500. The Journal Citation Indicator is listed as 0.150.
Citation half-life
The cited half-life is recorded as 7.6 years, describing the median age of articles cited in the reporting year. The citing half-life is 10.4 years, reflecting the median age of references used by the journal’s articles.
Journal identifiers and verification
Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice is identified in this record by print ISSN 1925-1270 and electronic ISSN 1925-1270. Use the ISSN when checking library catalogues, publisher records, indexing databases, or the official Clarivate Journal Citation Reports entry.
Complete journal information
All values below come directly from the database record.
| Journal name | Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice |
|---|---|
| Abbreviated journal | INTERSECTIONALITIES |
| Publisher | MEMORIAL UNIV NEWFOUNDLAND |
| Metric year | 2025 |
| Overall rank | 16,781 |
| ISSN | 1925-1270 |
| eISSN | 1925-1270 |
| Total cites | 111 |
| Total articles | 3 |
| Citable items | 3 |
| Cited half-life | 7.6 years |
| Citing half-life | 10.4 years |
| JCR-based Journal Impact Factor | 0.500 |
| 5-Year Impact Factor | 0.600 |
| Impact Factor without journal self-cites | 0.500 |
| Journal Citation Indicator | 0.150 |
| JCR Impact Factor quartile | Q4 |
| JCR category rank | 80/94 |
| Database record updated |
Frequently asked questions
What is the 2025 JCR-based Journal Impact Factor of Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice?
The Journal Impact Factor recorded in this directory as a Clarivate Journal Citation Reports (JCR)-based value for Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice is 0.500 for the 2025 metric year.
What quartile is Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice?
Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice is listed in quartile Q4. Quartiles describe a journal’s position within a subject category and should be interpreted within that field.
Who publishes Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice?
Intersectionalities-A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Polity and Practice is listed as being published by MEMORIAL UNIV NEWFOUNDLAND.
Can a JCR Journal Impact Factor be used to judge an individual article?
No. The Journal Impact Factor is a journal-level citation measure reported in Clarivate Journal Citation Reports. It does not measure the quality, reliability or influence of every individual article published by that journal.
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