The Journal of Legislative Studies

短名J. Legis. Stud.
Journal Impact0.91
国际分区LAW(Q2)
ISSN1357-2334, 1743-9337
h-index42

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出版信息出版商: Routledge出版周期: 期刊类型: journal
基本数据创刊年份: 1995原创研究文献占比94.12%自引率:10.00%Gold OA占比: 26.42%

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