Abstracting and Indexing

Archives of Business Research

Abstracting & Indexing

Making ABR research discoverable across scholarly search services, academic databases, library systems, and DOI infrastructure.

Discoverability of ABR research

Archives of Business Research works to make its published content discoverable through scholarly search services, academic databases, library discovery systems, DOI services, and general search engines.

Scholarly search services

Content is structured for discovery through academic search tools used by researchers worldwide.

Academic databases

Article records are prepared so they can be deposited with and harvested by scholarly databases.

Library discovery systems

Consistent metadata supports inclusion in institutional library discovery layers.

DOI services

Persistent identifiers connect citations to the version of record across the scholarly web.

General search engines

Open-access full text and metadata are indexed by mainstream search engines.

  

DOI registration & reference linking

ABR assigns DOIs to published articles where applicable. DOI registration supports persistent identification, citation linking, and discovery of published content. Authors and readers should use the DOI when citing or sharing an ABR article.

Please note: DOI registration and search-engine discoverability should not be presented as equivalent to acceptance by a selective abstracting and indexing database.

Article metadata

Article pages and deposited records contain accurate and consistent metadata, including:

Article titleAuthor names and affiliationsORCID iDs where suppliedAbstract and keywordsReferencesDOIPublication dateVolume and issueCopyright holderCreative Commons licenceCorrection or retraction status, where applicable