Impact Factor Information

After a title change, two JCR years must pass before the new title fully replaces the previous title in JCR. You can see de details here:

http://admin-apps.webofknowledge.com/JCR/help/h_using.htm#UsingtheJCRWisely

In the first year after a journal title change (2014), the superseded title (Cuadernos de Economía y Dirección de la Empresa, CEDE) is listed with a normal two-year Impact Factor, while the new title (BRQ –Business Research Quarterly) is listed with an Immediacy Index but no impact factor. One year later (2015), JCR lists separate impact factors for the new title and for the superseded title, but only the new title will have an Immediacy Index. To calculate a unified Impact Factor, you can total the cites to the two previous years and divide that by the sum of the article counts for the two titles (CEDE + BRQ).

CEDE Impact Factor in JCR 2014 is 0.293