
Academic Journal
Q1Acta Borealia
About Acta Borealia
Acta Borealia is a scholarly journal published by Routledge. SCImago 2025 lists it in Q1, with an SJR of 0.216 and H-index of 22.
Coverage: 1984-1994, 1996-2025. Research categories: History (Q1); Anthropology (Q2); Cultural Studies (Q2); Sociology and Political Science (Q3).
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Topics in published research
Indigenous Studies and Ecology; Arctic and Russian Policy Studies; Archaeology and ancient environmental studies; Historical and Archaeological Studies; Human auditory perception and evaluation; Educational Robotics and Engineering.
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