Comparative Social Research
Comparative Social Research is a book series indexed in SJR in Sociology and Political Science with an H index of 16. It has a best quartile of Q2. It is published in English.
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SJR Impact
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H-index
16
Docs (year)
10
Docs 3y
22
Total refs
536
Cites 3y
8
Citable 3y
8
Cites/Doc 2y
0
Ref/Doc
536.0
Immediate OA
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Embargoed OA
NPD
Non OA / Submission
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Places of inquiry: Research and advanced education in modern universities
View moreVarieties of Capitalism and Innovative Enterprise
View moreThe specificity of American higher education
View moreThe role of civil society organisations in different nonprofit regimes: Evidence from Austria and the Czech Republic
View moreThe Populist Elite Paradox: Using Elite Theory to Elucidate the Shapes and Stakes of Populist Elite Critiques
View moreThe Political Elite and Trust in EU Institutions after the Crisis. A Comparative Analysis of the Hungarian Case
View moreUniversities: Complex bundle institutions and the projects of enlightenment
View morePushing universities to market their products: Redefinitions of academic activities in Finland
View morePreface
View morePolitical Elites and Conspicuous Modesty: Norway, Sweden, Finland in Comparative Perspective
View morePolicy regimes and policy change: Comparing higher education reform policy in three European countries
View morePolicy packages for families with children in 11 European countries: Multiple approaches
View moreResearch and the making of frames
View moreOutcome-based Performance Management Systems: Experiences from the Danish and Swedish Tax Agencies
View moreOrganized civil society, volunteering and citizenship
View moreOpportunity structure for citizens' participation in a European network civil society: A theoretical perspective
View moreNordic Bureaucracy beyond New Public Management
View moreMultiple Shades of Grey: Opening the Black Box of Public Sector Executives' Hybrid Role Identities
View moreMethods in Comparative Political Economy
View moreMaking volunteering work: The power of voluntary organizations to enhance civic skills. Some evidences from the European Social Survey
View moreLeft-Right-Left? The March of Female Representatives into European Parliaments and the Role of Leftist Party Affiliations
View moreLearning academic labor
View moreInvesting in children and childhood: A new welfare policy paradigm and its implications
View moreIntroduction: Bureaucracy in Transition
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