Philip Roth Studies

ISSN 1547-3929Purdue University PressUnited States
ScopusSCImagoMatched via identifier

Journal overview

Titles
Philip Roth Studies
ISSN
1547-3929
eISSN
1940-5278
NLM ID
Not available
Publisher
Purdue University Press
Country
Language
English

Indexing & coverage

Scopus
Currently indexed

Scopus's Sources record lists this journal as active.

Indexing history
Coverage
2005–2026
Indexing services (MEDLINE, Embase)
Not available
Bibliographic inclusion (PubMed)
Not available
Full-text availability (PMC — not an indexing service)
Not available

Metrics

JIF
Not available
SCImago Journal Rank (SJR) — 2025

Source: SCImago Journal & Country Rank — 2025 dataset. SJR is a metric published by SCImago, presented here as reported.

SJR
0.101
Best Quartile
Q4
H-index
11
Subject categories
  • Literature and Literary Theory — Q4
More metrics
Coverage
2005–2025
Country
United States
Region
Northern America
Publisher
Purdue University Press
Open Access
No
Open Access (Diamond)
No
Total documents (current year)
15
Total documents (3 years)
55
Total references
385
Total citations (3 years)
7
Citable documents (3 years)
35
Citations per document (2 years)
0.1
References per document
25.67
Source details
Match confidence
Confirmed — two independent ISSNs agree
Matched via ISSN(s)
1940-5278, 1547-3929
SCImago Source ID
21100897790
SCImago Rank (across all SCImago source types)
31210

Publication activity

Publication activity
2025
15 observed publications
Latest publication activity observed
2025
Current-year activity
Recent publication activity observed

Evidence sources: SCImago. SCImago's count is a source-reported aggregate figure; Crossref/OpenAlex/PubMed counts are distinct article records JCF Labs observed via each provider's own free API — none is guaranteed to be that journal's complete output for the year, and providers may disagree (this is expected, not an error). See this journal's own source evidence above for full context.

Subjects & categories

Subject area (SCImago)
MeSH (PubMed)
Not available
Scopus:2005-2026