To find out:
- - who has cited your work or a publication important to your research
- Web of Science - Cited Reference search
- Cited reference search tips:
- Enter the author's last name with first and middle initials only.
Example: pate r or pate rr - Uncertain about a middle initial? Use the wildcard symbol *, example: pate r*
- Remember, you must select the item(s) that were cited, then select "finish search".
- Brief tutorials, including tips on searching by secondary authors
- See how to create an alert in Web of Science to be notified when your work is cited
- Some article indexes or online journal providers may have ways to search for cited references. Contact your departmental librarian liaison with questions.
- Google Books
Searches the content of books. Try entering the author's last name along with the first three or four words of the title in quotes to search as a phrase. - - the Impact Factor of the top journals in a discipline as determined by ISI's formula
- Journal Citation Reports
Select first JCR Science Edition and year or JCR Social Sciences Edition and year, then view a group of journals by subject category or search for a specific journal) - - the circulation of a journal
- Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory
Along with basic information about a journal, it may show a button for JCR Web which links to ISI's impact factor - - the acceptance rate of a journal
- Online, the journal publisher's website is generally the best source for this information or consult some specialized sources.
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in accounting
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in economics and finance
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in educational curriculum and methods
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in educational psychology and administration
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in educational technology and library science
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in management
- Cabell's directory of publishing opportunities in marketing
- Writer's guide to nursing periodicals