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Leading Publishers of Research and Academic Journals Worldwide

RANK
PUBLISHER
WEB RANK
PIF*
1
John Wiley and Sons
1,980
118.15
2
Nature Publishing Group
2,547
94.02
3
Cambridge University Press
3,576
69.9
4
Elsevier
3,755
67.05
5
Sage Publications
5,488
48.9
6
Oxford Journals
6,681
41.75
7
Taylor and Francis Group
7,041
40.05
8
American Chemical Society
9,056
32.92
9
BMJ Publishing Group
11,397
27.65
10
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
12,124
26.4
11
American Psychological Association
13,143
24.87
12
Royal Society of Chemistry
22,084
17.13
13
BioMed Central
23,029
16.63
14
Hindawi Publishing Corporation
23,300
16.5
15
American Academy of Family Physicians
26,128
15.24
16
Institut Teknologi Bandung
26,466
15.11
17
American Society for Microbiology
36,789
12.09
18
American Medical Association
40,871
11.28
19
American Marketing Association
40,986
11.25
20
Academic Journals
51,287
9.72
*Publisher Influence Factor (PIF is based on an algorithm that is inversely proportional to the traffic rank).

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