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Economics of Education Review
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Among the 46 education journals in this index it has the 8th highest h-index and the 31st highest two-year mean citedness. Both are explained under how venues are ranked.
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Where its authors come from
Share of the 327 papers since 2023 with at least one author in each country.
| Country | Share of papers |
|---|---|
| United States | 50% |
| Germany | 12% |
| United Kingdom | 9% |
| Italy | 7% |
| Netherlands | 4% |
What it publishes
Mix of article types:
| Type | Share |
|---|---|
| Research articles | 91% |
Main subject areas of those papers:
| Subject area | Share of papers |
|---|---|
| School Choice and Performance | 32% |
| Higher Education Research Studies | 12% |
| Education during COVID-19 pandemic | 5% |
| Labor market dynamics and wage inequality | 5% |
| Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies | 5% |
| Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare | 4% |
Most cited papers since 2023
- Home broadband and human capital formation (2025, 46 citations)
- How to recruit teachers for hard-to-staff schools: A systematic review of evidence from low- and middle-income countries (2023, 38 citations)
- The effect of automation technology on workers’ training participation (2023, 37 citations)
- Online teaching, procrastination and student achievement (2023, 37 citations)
- Earthquake exposure and schooling: Impacts and mechanisms (2023, 32 citations)
Official rankings
Many evaluations use a national or commercial list rather than raw citation counts. We don't reproduce those lists here; check the journal on each one directly (search for ISSN 0272-7757):
- Scimago (SJR and quartile): what quartiles mean
- Norwegian register (level 1 or 2): national lists explained
- Finnish Publication Forum (JUFO level 0 to 3)
Similar journals
- Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis
- British Educational Research Journal
- Research in Higher Education
- The Economic Journal
- Journal of college student development
- The Journal of Higher Education
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