Parameswaran A, Sebastian R. "The value of South and Southeast Asian studies journal rankings " SERIALS REVIEW 32 (3): 154-163 SEP 2006

[Eugene Garfield]

E-mail Addresses: ashvin at alumni.nus.edu.sg, Rodney at alumni.nus.edu.sg 

Title: The value of South and Southeast Asian studies journal rankings 

Author(s): Parameswaran A (Parameswaran, Ashvin), Sebastian R (Sebastian, 
Rodney) 

Source: SERIALS REVIEW 32 (3): 154-163 SEP 2006 

Document Type: Article 
Language: English 
Cited References: 28      Times Cited: 0   
     
Abstract: This article ranks South and Southeast Asian Studies journals 
along three categories-quality, efficiency, and impact. The ranking 
summarizes the results of a survey sent to an international sample of South 
and Southeast Asian Studies scholars. This study is valuable in three ways: 
as a decision making tool for the South and Southeast Asian Studies 
academic community, as an evaluation of methodology in journal ranking 
studies, and as a discussion of the value of journal rankings studies to 
assessment and evaluation in higher education generally. 

E-mail Addresses: ashvin at alumni.nus.edu.sg, Rodney at alumni.nus.edu.sg 

Publisher: ELSEVIER INC, 525 B STREET, STE 1900, SAN DIEGO, CA 92101-4495 
USA 
Subject Category: Information Science & Library Science 
IDS Number: 093ES 

ISSN: 0098-7913 

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