Outstanding international recognition for the journal co-edited by Daniel Z. Kadar

The latest Journal Citation Reports data from Clarivate, one of the most important international evaluation systems for scientific journals, have been released. Contrastive Pragmatics, co-edited by our colleague Daniel Z. Kadar, has received an outstanding impact factor of 2.5, which is among the highest in its field.

Contrastive Pragmatics is a cross-disciplinary journal publishing research in pragmalinguistic studies. Its articles focus on a wide range of topics, including language learning and teaching, translation, politeness research, and many other related areas. The 2.5 impact factor reflects the journal’s strong international visibility and academic reputation.

Congratulations to our colleague and to the entire editorial team on this remarkable achievement!