No. Self-citations are included when calculating the h-index displayed on HeinOnline author profiles. An author’s h-index measures their scholarly impact based on the number of publications they have authored and
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The h-index is an author-level metric that attempts to measure both the productivity and citation impact of the publications of an author. The index is based on the set of the author’s
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By monitoring thousands of online conversations, Altmetric highlights the societal impact of scholarly works that have Digital Object Identifiers (DOI). You can easily locate articles with DOIs and explore their
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Any HeinOnline user can find sources in the Law Journal Library and then seamlessly organize that material in NoodleTools. Simply use the new “Export to NoodleTools” feature incorporated into our
No, our h-index does not take into account for self citations. The self citations are a completely separate metric with no impact on the others.
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All of the 3,400+ journals in HeinOnline date back to inception, and 90% include coverage to the current issue or volume with no delay. In addition to hosting many academic
