Scopus Citation Analysis
Editorial Note on Scopus Citation Analysis
The following bibliometric analysis presents self-calculated citation metrics to transparently track the growing international influence of the Asian Administration and Management Review (AAMR). It objectively demonstrates the frequency with which our published articles are cited by reputable, Scopus-indexed journals.
Please be advised that these citation metrics are calculated independently by our Editorial Board for real-time monitoring purposes. They are not official metrics formally published, verified, or endorsed by Scopus.
For the absolute avoidance of doubt and to preempt any deliberate mischaracterization, this analytical data strictly reflects our citation footprint in the Scopus database. It does not constitute, nor has it ever been intended as, a claim that AAMR itself is currently indexed in Scopus. Sharing such self-calculated metrics is a standard academic practice for journals monitoring their global trajectory. We firmly trust that our scholarly community possesses the necessary critical discernment to readily recognize the fundamental distinction between a journal’s internal citation tracker and its official indexation status.
Published Documents (2018-2025): 181 Documents
2026: 14 Documents
2025: 53 Documents
2024: 42 Documents
2023: 27 Documents
2022: 25 Documents
2021: 10 Documents
2020: 10 Documents
Citations (2020-2026): 137 Items
2026: 15 Items
2025: 28 Items
2024: 30 Items
2023: 23 Items
2022: 26 Items
2021: 9 Items
2020: 9 Items
Impact Factor 2023 (2020-2023): 67/72 = 0.93
Impact Factor 2024 (2021-2024): 88/104 = 0.85
Impact Factor 2025 (2022-2025): 107/147 = 0.73
Impact Factor Tracker 2026 (2023-2026): 96/136 = 0.71
Source: Scopus
Last Update: 30 June 2026
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