Where are the Journals Indexed and Abstracted?
 

 

Award for Excellence in Electronic Publishing
Excellence in Electronic Publishing in advancing the art and science of electronic publication.

Awarded to the authoritative and leading journal on global African women studies, JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies

  


AKP promotes Critical African Studies. It disseminates Africa-Centered, Evidence-Based Knowledge on Africa and Global African Diaspora.

Indexing and Abstracting

Our peer-reviewed ejournals are indexed and abstracted by leading academic indexes and commerical publishers. The abstracts, title, and metadata for all our e-journal articles are publicly available on Africa Knowledge Project, and on search engines such as Google. The full-text of the articles can be accessed from Africa Knowledge Project with a valid, current individual or institutional subscription.

Commercial Indexers and Associations

  • Contemporary Science Association
  • CSA
  • EBSCO
  • Elsevier
  • HW Wilson
  • Modern Language Association
  • Online Computer Library Center (OCLC)
  • ProQuest

Databases Names (Abstracting and Indexing)

CSA

  • PAIS International
  • Sociological Abstracts

Contemporary Science Association

  • Academic Papers Database
  • Contemporary Research Index
  • Current Index to Scholarly Journals
  • Digital Journals Database
  • Directory of Academic Resources
  • Elite Scientific Journals Archive
  • Recent Science Index
  • Scholarly Journals Index
  • Scientific Publications Index
  • Scientific Resources Database

EBSCOhost

  • Art & Architecture Complete
  • Art & Architecture Index
  • Current Abstracts
  • Gender Studies Database
  • Humanities International Complete
  • Humanities International Index
  • Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts with Full Text
  • SocINDEX
  • SocINDEX with Full Text
  • TOC Premier (Table of Contents)
  • Women's Studies International

Elsevier

  • Scopus

H.W. Wilson

  • Biography Index
  • Book Review Digest Plus
  • Humanities Abstracts
  • Humanities Full Text
  • Humanities Index
  • Wilson OmniFile: Full Text Mega Edition
  • Wilson OmniFile: Full Text Select

Modern Language Association (MLA)

  • MLA International Bibliography

ProQuest

  • International Index to Black Periodicals
  • Chadwyck-Healey

OCLC

  • Biography Index
  • Humanities Abstracts
  • Humanities Index
  • PAIS International
  • Sociological Abstracts

Directories

  • DOAJ (previously)
  • Informine
  • Open J-Gate
  • Ulrich Web
  • WorldCat

Journal Highlights

  • Won 2002 ICCAP award for excellence in advancing the art and science of electronic publication
  • Widely linked to top university and research centers around the world
  • Has published the works of distinguished professors and emerging scholars around the world
  • Selected by Intute in 2010 as one of the best research and educational resource on Africa
  • Honored by Vanity Fair magazine as the Best Educational Resource on Africa
  • Featured twice on Internet Scout Report from the University of Wisconsin-Madison

Journal Reviews

Intute selects JENdA as the best educational Web resource

"The journal, despite the belligerent tone that characterises many of its articles (2001-04), especially the editorial comments, maintains a high standard of critical rigour on its chosen topics. The site, with its supply of links to other sites on African topics, is therefore a useful resource for researchers on African culture and cultural theory generally." To read the full review, go to Intute.

Jenda wins 2002 ICAAP award for excellence in Electronic Publication JENDA Wins 2002 ICAAP Award for Excellence in Electronic Publication

The ICAAP Award for Excellence in Electronic Publication (IAEEP) is given out once every year to the electronic journal that is deemed most successful in advancing the art and science of electronic publication.

JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies has been selected as a Scout Report by the Internet Scout Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in their March 3, 2001 issue

"Published by Africa Resource Center and directed by an all-African women team of co-editors, this new ejournal represents in part an effort to occupy and redefine the space of African Women's studies, a space initially defined by white female scholars. Judging by the inaugural issue, Jenda holds great promise, offering a large selection of interesting and engaging essays and other content, much more than comparable print or online journals. In addition, the left-hand side of the journal page contains a fairly deep Africa-focused bibliography, organized by topic. The main Africa Resource Center site offers a wealth of Africa resources, including several additional ejournals, databases, bibliographies, an online art gallery, and more." -- Michael de Nie, Director of Scout Report, University of Wisconsin-Madison (March 3, 2001).