Indexing And Abstracting

IJS: International Journal of Social Humanities is committed to increasing the visibility, accessibility, and scholarly impact of its published articles through indexing and abstracting in various national and international databases. This effort is made to ensure that every article is discoverable, accessible, and widely cited by the global academic community, particularly in the social sciences and humanities.

Table Indexing and Abstracting IJS

No	Database/Indexing	Category	Information
1	Google Scholar	Academic Search Engine	Indexing articles to increase visibility and citations
2	Garuda (Digital Reference Garuda)	National (Indonesia)	National scientific journal index portal
3	SINTA (Science and Technology Index)	National (Indonesia)	Journal accreditation and ranking system
4	DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)	International	Index of reputable open access journals
5	Crossref	DOI Registration	DOI provider for article identification
6	Dimensions	International	Citation database and research analysis
7	BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)	International	Global academic search engine
8	OpenAIRE	International	European open access infrastructure
9	ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources)	International	UNESCO journal index
10	Scopus (Target)	International Reputation	Global citation database (indexing target)

Explanation

Indexing and abstracting are strategic aspects in enhancing the quality and reputation of IJS: International Journal of Social Humanities. Through various indexing platforms, the journal strives to ensure that every published article is widely accessible to researchers, academics, and practitioners worldwide.

National indexes like Garuda and SINTA play a crucial role in increasing recognition within Indonesia, while international indexes like DOAJ, Dimensions, BASE, and OpenAIRE expand global reach. The use of Crossref with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) ​​ensures each article has a permanent digital identity, facilitating tracking and citation.

Furthermore, IJS also targets indexing in reputable databases like Scopus as part of its ongoing journal quality improvement strategy. Thus, IJS serves not only as a publication medium but also as a means of disseminating knowledge that has a broad impact and contributes to the development of social sciences and humanities globally.

With this policy, IJS is expected to be able to increase credibility, indexing, and international competitiveness in the world of scientific publications.