Scopus: CiteScore 2025
CiteScore 2025 for Multicultural Shakespeare, Source: Scopus
In 2025, Multicultural Shakespeare, achieved a CiteScore of 0.2, placing the journal in the 47th percentile in the Arts and Humanities Literature and Literary Theory, in the 41st percentile in the Arts and Humanities Visual Arts and Performing Arts, in the 24th percentile in the Social Sciences Cultural Studies, in the 24th percentile in the Arts and Humanities Language and Linguistics and in the 21st percentile in the Social Sciences Linguistics and Language categories.
What is CiteScore?
CiteScore is a citation impact metric. It is calculated by dividing the number of citations received by a journal over the past four years (including the year the score is reported for) by the number of documents published in that same four-year period. The 2025 CiteScore results cover citations and publications from 2022–2025.
CiteScore is a non-standardized indicator, meaning it does not account for differences between disciplines. Therefore, it should not be used to compare journals across different subject areas.
To assess a journal’s impact within its field, percentile values should be taken into account.
Position in the ranking
The relative standing of the journal in its specific subject field is indicated by percentiles calculated from the journal’s CiteScores. A journal can be evaluated in more than one discipline.
The percentile values of Multicultural Shakespeare, were 21–47, which means that the journal was included in 53–79% of the best-rated journals in these fields indexed in Scopus.
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Scopus Ranking for Arts and Humanities_Literature and Literary Theory
Scopus Ranking for Arts and Humanities_Visual Arts and Performing Arts
Scopus Ranking for Social Sciences_Cultural Studies
Scopus Ranking for Arts and Humanities_Language and Linguistics
