Indexing & Abstracting

Indexing & Abstracting

The European Hebrew Journal (EHJ) is committed to increasing the visibility, accessibility, and long-term discoverability of published scholarly research through inclusion in recognized indexing services, abstracting databases, repositories, and academic catalogues.

The journal actively pursues evaluation, registration, and indexing in relevant scholarly infrastructures as publication history and eligibility criteria continue to be fulfilled.

Current indexing and discoverability

• Google Scholar

• ROAD

• ISSN Portal and COBISS

• PKP Index

• BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)

• WorldCat

• OpenAlex

Crossref

• CEEOL


Current applications, evaluations, and planned dissemination channels

• Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)

• ERIH PLUS

• Scilit

• Academic library catalogues and institutional repositories

• Additional international indexing and abstracting services where applicable


Additional dissemination and indexing opportunities may include

• OpenAIRE

• Dimensions

• Additional international indexing, abstracting, and discoverability infrastructures where applicable


Inclusion in external databases depends on independent evaluation processes, eligibility requirements, and acceptance policies established by each indexing service.

The journal does not claim inclusion in any indexing database unless officially confirmed by the respective indexing service.

Current indexing status, registrations, and future applications will be transparently updated on this page as developments occur.

The presence of a platform or service on this page does not imply current indexing, registration, acceptance, or endorsement unless explicitly confirmed by the respective organization.