Frontiers in Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS) is committed to ensuring the highest visibility and accessibility of the research we publish. We are continuously working to expand our coverage and have our journal indexed and abstracted in major international bibliographic databases and academic search engines.
Abstracting & Indexing Services
- Web of Science - Research Commons — Web of Science.
- CrossRef — Provides persistent DOI registration and linking for all published articles.
- Google Scholar — Enables full-text indexing and citation tracking across the global academic community.
- Harvard Library — Catalogued in the Harvard Library system.
- Scilit — A comprehensive scholarly literature database maintained by MDPI.
- ResearchGate — Connects authors and readers through the world’s largest academic social network.
- Microsoft Academic — Microsoft’s academic search service
- J-Gate — Indian academic journal discovery platform.
- Semantic Scholar — AI-powered academic search engine.
- Mendeley — Reference management and discovery platform.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
All articles published in FHSS are assigned a unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI) with the prefix 10.54691. DOIs are guaranteed to never change, serving as a persistent identifier to permanently link to the electronic article no matter where it is stored. When citing an article from FHSS, we strongly encourage authors to use the DOI for reliable cross-referencing.
Abstracting and Indexing Applications
We strive to have FHSS indexed by all major databases. Applications for inclusion in additional abstracting and indexing services (such as Web of Science, CrossRef, etc.) are evaluated on an ongoing basis.
We are committed to maintaining the rigorous academic standards required by these databases to ensure that our authors’ work receives the maximum possible exposure and recognition.
For any inquiries regarding indexing coverage or to request an update on our application status, please contact the editorial office.