The Chronicle of Higher Education

New Ratings of Humanities Journals Do More Than Rank — They Rankle

A large-scale, multinational attempt in Europe to rank humanities journals has set off a revolt. In a protest letter, some journal editors have called it "a dangerous and misguided exercise." The project has also started a drumbeat of alarm in this country, as U.S.-based scholars begin to grasp...

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