I noticed that both FEE and Sustainability often publish very good articles. Both journals are Q1 and FEE has a good impact factor. However, I often come across discussions that Frontiers and MDPI are predatory publishers. Does anyone know whether it is the case?
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution and Sustainability are both reputable journals that have published high-quality articles. They are both indexed in the Web of Science and have a good impact factor, indicating that they are well-regarded within the scientific community. It is important for us as authors to carefully evaluate any publishing platform or journal before submitting our work. Factors to consider include the quality of the editorial board, the transparency of the peer-review process, the journal's impact factor or other metrics, and the publication fees, among others.
Thank you, Ajit!
I just came across this post https://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/129630/does-it-have-a-bad-effect-on-my-career-if-i-publish-in-frontiers-journals
I was just wondering is it good for the author's reputation to publish in FEE or Sustainability?
It's a good idea to do some research on FEE Sustainability Journal you are considering. You can check their impact factor, read their published articles, and see if they are indexed in reputable databases like Scopus, Web of Science or Microsoft Academic. This can give you a better understanding of the reputation of the journal and whether it is a good fit for your research.
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