According to the latest communication from Scopus, all our books are indexed in their database. The process for indexing an edited book and its chapters, or a monograph, in Scopus differs from that of journals. Each book is assessed independently. If a book falls within the scope of their database, Scopus will consider it for indexing.

Scopus Indexing Process:

1. We have an agreement with Scopus to submit our books for indexing.
2. Such agreements are typically for a fixed period; the decision to continue or discontinue the agreement rests solely with Scopus, not us.
3. Books are first published on our website.
4. After publication, we submit the books to Scopus in accordance with their guidelines.
5. Scopus independently reviews each submission and determines if and when to include the books in their database.
6. This decision is entirely theirs, not ours. Therefore, following up with us regarding the indexing status will not expedite the process.
7. Access to indexed content on Scopus requires a subscription, either privately or through an institution.