ABDC JOURNAL QUALITY LIST
Journal rankings in the search tool below are current to the finalisation of the most recent review, 6 December 2019, with minor textual corrections. You can download a copy of the complete list through the search tool, or by clicking here.
To download a copy of the report that accompanied the 2019 review, please click here.
ABDC JOURNAL QUALITY LIST REVIEW
Submissions for the 2022 ABDC Journal Quality List review have now closed. The revised ABDC Journal Quality List is expected to be released in February 2023.
The scope of the 2022 review is confined to:
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- inclusion of new relevant journals;
- exclusion of non-relevant journals;
- exclusion of likely predatory or overly aggressive journals;
- journal name changes.
No re-rating
Submissions to the Panels that propose re-rating of journals will not be considered.
Please note that the 2022 review will not accommodate any re-rating of currently listed journals — such re-ratings will be the major focus of the next full review due in 2024–25.
Eligible stakeholders
To be eligible, submissions must come from Australia or New Zealand (ANZ), and from a relevant stakeholder group:
- An ANZ business school or faculty deemed to have a legitimate interest in the disciplines covered by the ABDC JQL.
- A relevant peak body representing ANZ academics.
- An individual or group of like-minded academics with formal affiliation/s to universities based in ANZ.
Terms of reference
Draft recommendations
The ABDC has released a document that outlines substantive decisions made regarding the ABDC Journal Quality List as an outcome of the 2022 Review. Substantive decisions are classified as those to: (a) remove journals, (b) to add new journals, or (c) not to add new journals.
The ABDC seeks eligible stakeholder feedback on the changes to the ABDC JQL proposed in this document. Submissions may be lodged online via the following link:
Submissions close on 14 December 2022 at 11.59pm AEDT.
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