Indexing & Abstracting

Journal of Collective Sciences and Sustainability is indexed and abstracted in the following international databases, ensuring maximum visibility and accessibility of published research to the global academic community.

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  Scilit

  Scilit is a comprehensive, free scholarly database developed by MDPI. It aggregates scientific literature by collecting metadata from trusted sources such as Crossref and PubMed to enhance research visibility and accessibility.

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  Dimensions

  Dimensions is a global research database that tracks publications, citations, and research metrics, supporting discovery and impact analysis of scholarly work.

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  Index Copernicus

  Index Copernicus (ICI World of Journals) is an international indexing and evaluation platform that assesses scientific journals and provides the Index Copernicus Value (ICV), supporting journal quality evaluation, credibility, and research impact.

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  Google Scholar

  Google Scholar indexes scholarly literature across disciplines, enabling researchers worldwide to discover, read, and cite academic publications.

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  Semantic Scholar

  Semantic Scholar is an AI-powered academic search engine that uses machine learning to help researchers quickly find relevant and influential studies.

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  ResearchBib

  ResearchBib is a free academic database that indexes and provides open access to peer-reviewed journals, full text papers, research conferences & positions.

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  TDNet

  TDNet Discovery Service is a research discovery platform used by libraries, universities, and organizations to give users a single search interface for accessing all their subscribed and owned content.

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  OpenAIRE

  OpenAIRE is a European open science infrastructure that promotes open access to research publications, datasets, and other scholarly outputs, enhancing the visibility, accessibility, and impact of scientific research.

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  ResearchGate

  ResearchGate is a professional networking platform for researchers and scientists that enables users to share publications, discover research, collaborate with peers, and track the impact of their scholarly work.