The University of New South Wales law journal
Abbreviation | UNSWLJ |
Journal Impact | 1.28 |
Quartiles(Global) | LAW(Q1) |
ISSN | 0313-0096, 1839-2881 |
h-index | 10 |
Publication Information | Publisher: Law School, University of New South Wales,Publishing cycle: ,Journal Type: journal,Open Access Journals: No |
Basic data | Year of publication: 2018,Proportion of original research papers: 93.18%,Self Citation Rate:8.30%, Gold OA Rate: 0.00% |
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