I keep seeing the term ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) but I’m not sure what it means. What exactly is an ISSN, and what kind of publications need one? Is it similar to an ISBN for books? I’d also like to know why an ISSN is important and how it helps with journal indexing, academic recognition, and library cataloging.
An ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) is an 8-digit unique identifier assigned to serial publications such as journals, magazines, newspapers, and periodicals. It is used to distinguish one serial publication from another, ensuring clarity in academic, library, and publishing records.
The ISSN is assigned to continuing resources, including:
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