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Revista do CEJUR/TJSC: Prestação Jurisdicional

Citation impact of the journal’s articles, as indexed by Google Scholar.

Court of Justice of Santa Catarina (TJSC)e-ISSN 2319-0884Qualis A3 (2021–2024)Law
278
Citations
sum over the 44 indexed articles
44
Indexed articles
published 2013–2026
8
h-index
8 articles with ≥ 8 citations
6
i10-index
6 articles with ≥ 10 citations
6.3
Citations per article
simple average
84%
Articles cited
37 of 44 with at least 1 citation

Citations by publication year

Articles from 2013, the oldest in the index, account for 123 of the 278 citations (44%). Each bar is the year the article was published, not the year it was cited.

123
 
39
 
26
 
2
 
19
 
11
 
3
 
26
 
8
 
2
 
14
 
1
 
4
 
0
 
2013
5 art.
2014
2 art.
2015
4 art.
2016
3 art.
2017
5 art.
2018
3 art.
2019
2 art.
2020
6 art.
2021
3 art.
2022
1 art.
2023
3 art.
2024
1 art.
2025
5 art.
2026
1 art.

Exact values, summed from the Google Scholar export. “art.” = number of articles published that year found in the index. 2026 in progress.

Distribution of citations

Two articles account for 49% of all citations; most of the others have few citations.

10 or more citations6 articles · 181 citations
 
3 to 9 citations12 articles · 68 citations
 
1 to 2 citations19 articles · 29 citations
 
No citations7 articles · 0 citations
 

Most cited articles

The journal’s ten most cited works on Google Scholar. Click a title to open the article.

2
38
citations
4
11
citations
9
7
citations

Metrics summary

Metric Value Note
Citations (sum over articles) 278 all recorded citations
Indexed articles 44 after removing duplicates
h-index 8 computed over the articles
i10-index 6 articles with ≥ 10 citations
Average citations per article 6.3 citations ÷ articles
Median 2 half of the articles have at most this many
Citations of articles published 2021 onward 29 14 articles published in the period

How to read the indicators

Citations
Number of times the journal’s articles were cited by other works indexed by Google Scholar.
h-index
The largest number h such that h articles each have at least h citations.
i10-index
Number of articles with at least 10 citations. A simple indicator of consistent impact.

Methodology. Data exported from Google Scholar on October 15, 2026, from a search by ISSN 2319-0884. The export returned 58 records; 6 duplicates were removed, leaving 52. Of these, 44 are articles of Revista do CEJUR/TJSC and 8 are other documents that merely mention the ISSN (together 4 citations; they are not counted in the indicators above).

The h- and i10-indexes were computed over these 44 articles and may differ from those shown on the public Google Scholar profile, which is updated continuously. The export does not say in which year each citation occurred, so the chart groups citations by the article’s publication year.

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