Journal of Anglo-Portuguese Studies

I. Journal Information

II. Scope & Description

Founded in 1990 by Professor Maria Leonor Machado de Sousa the Revista de Estudos AngloPortuguesesJournal of AngloPortuguese Studies has been edited since 2014 by Prof. Gabriela Gndara Terenas and internationally peerreviewed by Professors Rui Miranda Associate ProfessorUniversity of Nottingham UK e Paul de Melo e Castro LecturerUniversity of Glasgow UK. The peer reviewers assess the acceptability of the articlesaccording tothe following criteria conformity with the norms of publication suitability of topic for the scope of the journal pertinacity originality and theoretical framework of the article appropriacy of the critical methodology employed clarity of presentation argument and the relationship between starting hypotheses and results.The journal is divided into three sections I Projects information on work in progress II Studies original research articles and III Critical Reviews on recently published work within the scope of the respective area of studies. All the published work falls within the scope of AngloPortuguese Studies a multidisciplinary and comparatistic area of studies par excellence which has long been recognised as an autonomous field in academic circles both at home and abroad. The product of the encounter between several disciplineshistory sociology philosophy science economics politics journalism translation and the visual arts amongst others the field of AngloPortuguese Studies is defined by an unequivocally comparatistic perspective albeit drawing upon different approaches in accordance with the texts chosen for analysis. Hence the eclecticism which is a feature of the diversity of methods and theoretical approaches behind the different articles in the journalImagology Translation Studies Travel Writing Historiography Reception or Media Studiesoffers advantages andadded valueand above all unlimited potential and scope.

III. Impact Factor History

Note: impact factor data for reference only.

IV. SCImago Journal Rank (SJR)

SJR measures scientific influence, weighting citations by the prestige of the citing journal.

V. H-Index

The H-Index measures both the productivity and citation impact of a journal's publications.

How to Get Published

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