American Sociological Review
SAGE Publications
Primary Field
Sociology
ISSN Number
1939-8271
Publish Time
103 weeks
Impact Score
521 H-Index
Annual Volume
13.3k papers
Last Verified
Apr 5, 2026
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63w
Acceptance to final pub
Total Pipeline
103w
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