ISSN for Journals
An ISSN for journals is a unique 8-digit identifier assigned to a serial publication, specifically journals, to distinguish them from other publications. It helps ensure proper cataloging, citation, and indexing of the journal across academic, library, and professional platforms. The ISSN is used for both print and online versions of the journal, with each format receiving a separate identifier (print ISSN and online ISSN, or e-ISSN). To obtain an ISSN for a journal, the publisher must apply through the relevant ISSN National Center, providing details about the journal's title, frequency, format, and other essential information.