Citation tracking involves identifying articles, books, and materials that have been cited by others. There are a number of tools available; however, no single database covers everything. Searching across several is necessary to ensure the best coverage.
GOOGLE SCHOLAR CITATIONS
- Check who is citing your publications, graph citations over time, and compute several citation metrics.
- Go to Google Scholar Citations and click on the Get Started box
JSTOR
- Interdisciplinary archive of scholarly journals. May not cover the most recent issues.
- Search dropdown > Citation Locator > enter title and author information > select journal from dropdown list > click Search > click on article title > on the right, look for Items Citing This Item
