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Social Science Japan Journal
United Kingdom · Oxford University Press
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Social Science Japan Journal

Social Science Japan Journal is a journal indexed in SJR in Social Sciences (miscellaneous) with an H index of 26. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,264 and it has a best quartile of Q3. It is published in English. It has an SJR impact factor of 0,264.

ISSN: 1369-1465
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Category: Social Sciences (miscellaneous)
Indexation: verifiedScopus / SJR verifiedWeb of Science
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SJR Impact Factor trending_up
0,264 Q3
H-index 26
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40%
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Non-OA path 0 €

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SJR Impact

0,264

H-index

26

Docs (year)

15

Docs 3y

41

Total refs

711

Cites 3y

49

Citable 3y

40

Cites/Doc 2y

1.13

Ref/Doc

47.4

Immediate OA

—

Embargoed OA

NPD

Non OA / Submission

0 €

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An introduction to this issue's special topic: political and administrative reform in Japan

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You Are Your House: The Construction and Continuity of Family and Identity Using Yago in a Japanese Suburban Farming Community

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Educational Aspirations and the Warming-up/Cooling-down Process: A Comparative Study between Japan and South Korea

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East Asian Monetary Integration: Destined to Fail?

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Dual Governance: The Contemporary Politics of Posts and Telecommunications in Japan

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Daidokoro to Nogyo o Tsunagu (Connecting Farm and Kitchen), by Yamagata-ken Nagai-shi Reinbo Puran Suishin Kyogikai, edited by Ono Kazuoki. Tokyo: Soshinsha, 2001, 272 pp., 1,905 yen (paperback, ISBN 4-88340-099-9)

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Community and efficiency in the Japanese firm

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Can Japan disengage? Winners and losers in Japan's political economy, and the ties that bind them

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Bureaucrats and villagers in Japan: Shimin and the crisis of the early 1930s

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An introduction to this issues' special topic: Japanese society and 'community'

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An introduction to this issue's thematic focus on 'the Korean war and Japan'

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'By other means': tourism and leisure as politics in pre-war Japan

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An introduction to this issue's special topic: gendering contemporary Japan

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An introduction to this issue's special topic: deregulation and the Japanese economy

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Alienated, Independent and Female: Lessons from the Japanese Electorate

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Administrative reform as policy change and policy non-change

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Administrative reform and the politics of budgetary retrenchment in Japan

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A survey: China and the Korean War

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A Regulator's Dilemma and Two-level Games: Japan in the Politics of International Banking Regulation

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A global electronic community: from the fifth-generation computer to the internet

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18-nin no Wakamonotachi ga Kataru: Buraku no Aidentiti (18 Youths Discuss Buraku Identity), by Matsushita Kazuyo. Osaka: Buraku Kaiho Jinken Kenkyujo, 2002, 119 pp., 1,400 yen (ISBN 4-759-20114-9)

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