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6 papers in the last 7 days · category: Information Systems · publisher: Springer Nature (Netherlands) · ISSN 2210-5433

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Key findings#

  • Philosophy & Technology has a 2-year mean citedness of 5.30 and an h-index of 85 in OpenAlex, #23 of 28 tracked information systems journals by citedness.
  • In 2025 it published 182 papers, and its papers received 5,959 citations.
  • Philosophy & Technology published 23 papers in the last 30 days (2026-10-05 to 2026-11-03), ranking #46 of 480 journals.
  • Leading institutions: University of Bologna (2), Yale University (2) and University of Padua (1).
  • Countries: Italy (5), Switzerland (3) and Netherlands (3).
  • From Nov 2023 to Oct 2026, Philosophy & Technology published 23 papers (1 a month on average, by publication date in OpenAlex).
  • Its most frequent keywords over that period were “large language models” (4), “AI governance” (2) and “AI regulation” (2).

Citation metrics# Information Systems journals →

2016: 35 papers2017: 48 papers2018: 39 papers2019: 47 papers2020: 52 papers2021: 53 papers2022: 112 papers2023: 86 papers2024: 143 papers2025: 182 papers
20162025
Citation metrics (OpenAlex)
MetricValue
2-year mean citedness5.30
h-index85
i10-index493
Papers in OpenAlex1,216
Citations in OpenAlex33,913
Rank among tracked information systems journals#23 of 28
Papers per year and the citations the journal's papers received that year (OpenAlex)
YearPapersCitations received
2026 (so far)2096,026
20251825,959
20241435,126
2023864,671
20221123,001
2021532,456
2020521,627
2019471,147
201839697
201748479
201635363

2-year mean citedness is OpenAlex's count of citations per paper a journal published in the two previous years, an open counterpart to the journal impact factor (which counts only Web of Science citations); the h-index and i10-index cover all its papers. The figures come from OpenAlex (CC0) and are read again monthly.

Official metrics such as the Journal Impact Factor (Clarivate) and CiteScore (Scopus) are licensed by their owners and not copied here; the publisher shows them on the journal's website. Journal website →

The last 36 months#

Nov 23: 0 papersDec 23: 0 papersJan 24: 0 papersFeb 24: 0 papersMar 24: 0 papersApr 24: 0 papersMay 24: 0 papersJun 24: 0 papersJul 24: 0 papersAug 24: 0 papersSep 24: 0 papersOct 24: 0 papersNov 24: 0 papersDec 24: 0 papersJan 25: 0 papersFeb 25: 0 papersMar 25: 0 papersApr 25: 0 papersMay 25: 0 papersJun 25: 0 papersJul 25: 0 papersAug 25: 0 papersSep 25: 0 papersOct 25: 0 papersNov 25: 0 papersDec 25: 0 papersJan 26: 0 papersFeb 26: 0 papersMar 26: 0 papersApr 26: 0 papersMay 26: 0 papersJun 26: 0 papersJul 26: 0 papersAug 26: 0 papersSep 26: 0 papersOct 26: 23 papers
Nov 23Oct 26
Papers by publication date, Nov 2023 to Oct 2026
Nov 23–Oct 24Nov 24–Oct 25Nov 25–Oct 2636 months
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Most frequent keywords, Nov 2023 to Oct 2026
#KeywordPapers
1large language models4
2AI governance2
3AI regulation2
4Merleau-Ponty2
5accountability2
6artificial intelligence2
7augmentative and alternative communication2
8epistemic authority2
9epistemic infrastructure2
10generative AI2
Papers, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliations
2026-10-31Structural Collateralism: Architecture, Function, and the Co-production of HarmPhilosophy & TechnologyGiulio VidottoUniversity of Padua
2026-10-31A-ffidarsi: Practical Entrustment in AI-Mediated Inquiry – from Epistemic Infrastructure to Epistemic FrictionPhilosophy & TechnologyValeriano GrassoUniversity of Bergamo
2026-10-30Technocentric Epistemic Injustice Beyond Identity-Based PrejudicePhilosophy & TechnologyYoann Della CroceUniversity of Geneva
2026-10-30On Queering Sex Robots, Academic Integrity and why Queering is not a Priority Claim. A Response to “Who Queered the Sex Robot.”Philosophy & TechnologyMaaike van der Horst, Anna PuzioUniversity of Twente; University of Bern
2026-10-29Answerability Without Unaided Wording: Disability, AI-Assisted Apology, and Warranted Personal AttributionPhilosophy & TechnologyRonnie Marlon Abeykoon
2026-10-28When AI Helps Too Well: Transformative Inquiry and the Risk of Second-Order Drift in Ethics ResearchPhilosophy & TechnologyInken TitzRuhr University Bochum
2026-10-26The Precautionary Principle and the Innovation Principle: Incompatible Guides?Philosophy & TechnologyKim KaivantoLancaster University
2026-10-23From Natural Equality to Constitutional Legitimacy: Locke’s Political Anthropology and Algorithmic GovernancePhilosophy & TechnologyWendy R. SimonUniversitat Internacional de Catalunya
2026-10-22Shopping Can Be Labor: A Reply to Nicholas VrousalisPhilosophy & TechnologyTae Wan KimCarnegie Mellon University
2026-10-20Smartphone Apps, Hooked Nudges, and Autonomy: A Reply to SheintulPhilosophy & TechnologyRebecca ZeilstraUtrecht University
2026-10-20Ethical Fluency and the Justification of Institutional AuthorityPhilosophy & TechnologyLuke DanagherUniversity of Limerick
2026-10-20Innovation Is by Humans for Humans. Commentary on ‘Artificial Intelligence, Entrepreneurial Discovery, and Embodied Tacit Knowledge’ by Ismail KurunPhilosophy & TechnologyEmanuele MartinelliUniversity of Zurich
2026-10-20Generative Artificial Intelligence and Distributive Epistemic JusticePhilosophy & TechnologyChi Leung KwokLingnan University
2026-10-20Reactive Attitudes in Human-AI Encounters: An Empirical Inquiry into Feeling Love, Resentment and Guilt Towards AI CompanionsPhilosophy & TechnologyAdrienne de RuiterUniversity of Humanistic Studies
2026-10-19From Agency to Subjectivity: Phenomenological Conditions for Normative Standing in Embodied AIPhilosophy & TechnologySiqi YeSichuan University
2026-10-17Pax Digitalis: When Competition Becomes PartitionPhilosophy & TechnologyLuciano Floridi, Jessica Morley, Claudio NovelliYale University; University of Bologna
2026-10-15Practical Mimicry and Modal Integration: Know-How, Large Language Models, and Human–AI CollaborationPhilosophy & TechnologyJoby VargheseIndian Institute of Technology Jammu
2026-10-15The Artificial View from Somewhere: Or How AI Could Undermine Scientific ObjectivityPhilosophy & TechnologyErik Nelson, Sofie VlaadYork University; Queen's University
2026-10-15Don’t Blame the Code! AI Paternalism ReconsideredPhilosophy & TechnologyEllen SvenssonStockholm University; Karolinska Institutet
2026-10-15Marx and the Machine Revisited: Rethinking Exploitation Beyond Technological FetishismPhilosophy & TechnologyAlf HornborgLund University
2026-10-14Everything but the Signature: A Proposal for AI-Born JournalsPhilosophy & TechnologyLuciano FloridiYale University; University of Bologna
2026-10-14The Quality of Presence: Embodied Access in Clinical Virtual RealityPhilosophy & TechnologyMichelle CharetteCentre for Addiction and Mental Health
2026-10-12Externalizing Epistemic Governance from Stateless Clinical LLMs: Why It Is Necessary and Why It Must Be ConstrainedPhilosophy & TechnologyStefano NatangeloUniversity of Milan; Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori
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