Journal ranking & Is number of papers important?

[Tuan V Nguyen <t.nguyen@garvan.unsw.edu.au>]

Hello Tha`nh,

        According to the 1995 Journal Citation Report, the ranking of the
journals that you want is as follows:

                                Rank    Impact factor   Note
        --------------------------------------------------------------------
        Energy Economics                                Not make to the list
        Energy Policy           10      0.635
        Energy Study Review                             Not make to the list
        The Energy Journal                              Not make to the list
        Energy Sources          36      0.185           Not make to the list
        --------------------------------------------------------------------

        The number 1 journal in the field is Chem Phys Carbon which has an
impact factor of 3.25, not high, but OK. Other journals: are you sure you
have got the name right? otherwise, I can not see them in the journal at all. 

        For Math guys, I have not seen Math Rev in the list, presumbaly
because it has very low impact factor, did not make it. It is interesting to
note that the number 1 journal in math is Acta Math-Djursholm, number 2 is
Math USSR SB+, American math journals were behind these.

        For medicine, the number 1 is New England J of Medicine, Number 2 is
Lancet and number 3 is Annals of Internal Medicine.

        Anyone wants more ranking?


        Tuan

At 10:12 AM 6/19/97 -0500, you wrote:
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>On Thu, 19 Jun 1997, Sonnet Nguyen wrote:
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>> PS.
>> I have complete actual information about rankings of (almost every)
>> International Journals of Sciences.
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>Hi Mr. Sonnet,
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>I am interested to know about the ranking of the following international
>journals, in Energy field:
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>Energy Economics
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>Energy Policy
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>Energy Study Review
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>The Energy Journal
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>Energy Sources
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>Can you please post the ranking of these journals (if you have). 
>Thank you in advance.
>
>Regards
>Tha`nh
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