Academic Journal
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About Constitutional Commentary
Constitutional Commentary is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by Princeton University Press (US). It focuses on American Constitutional Law and Politics, Judicial and Constitutional Studies, Legal and Constitutional Studies.
Key indicators: ISSN 07427115, 26397277; H-index 22; 1,268 works indexed; 2,275 citations.
Scope and Subject Areas
The journal covers: American Constitutional Law and Politics, Judicial and Constitutional Studies, Legal and Constitutional Studies, Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies, Law, Rights, and Freedoms, Freedom of Expression and Defamation, Discrimination and Equality Law, Race, History, and American Society.
Journal Metrics
- H-index (22): 22 articles have each received at least 22 citations.
- Works indexed: 1,268 publications tracked in OpenAlex.
- Total citations: 2,275.
- Open Access: No.
Publishing in Constitutional Commentary
Researchers should verify the journal's current scope, submission guidelines, and indexing status via the official journal website before submitting. Ensure your manuscript aligns with the journal's subject areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ISSN of Constitutional Commentary?
07427115, 26397277.
What subjects does Constitutional Commentary cover?
American Constitutional Law and Politics, Judicial and Constitutional Studies, Legal and Constitutional Studies, Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies, Law, Rights, and Freedoms.
Who publishes Constitutional Commentary?
Princeton University Press.
Is Constitutional Commentary peer-reviewed?
Yes — it is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal.
Journal Metrics
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Aims & Scope
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2023 · DOI: 10.24926/26390742.2449Reviews
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