In selecting quality journals for publication, even experienced authors look for the journal volume. Hence, does the higher volume guarantees a journal quality? I look forward to hear from?!!
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A higher volume does not necessarily guarantee that a journal has better or good quality. The contents of the volume are the criterion and there have to be really experienced scholars to evaluate
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Ángel Carrión-Tavárez
The journal volume refers to the number of years the journal has been published; therefore, a lower or higher volume has no relation with a journal quality.
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