Citation analysis is a way to determine the impact of an author, an article, or an institution by tracking the number of times a work or an author has been cited by others. Unfortunately, this is not a simple process because there is no single source that covers all publications or their cited references. This section of the guide highlights some resources at the MSU Library that can help in the creation of citation counts.
This link opens in a new windowBroad coverage of scholarly journals articles in all disciplines and citation searching (1900 - current)
This link opens in a new windowArticles, market, industry and SWOT analysis reports, studies, and other business news
This link opens in a new windowJournal articles and books in behavioral science and mental health (1806 - current)
This link opens in a new windowMajor sociology database covering articles, books, conference proceedings, and dissertations
ScholarWorks captures the intellectual work of Montana State University in an open access institutional repository. ScholarWorks is a central point of discovery for accessing, collecting, sharing, preserving, and distributing knowledge to the MSU community and the world.
The library can help assess the copyright of papers for submission into ScholarWorks.
Learn how to submit, and how ScholarWorks can help you to boost your citation rates as well as to archive your publications, making it accessible to other researchers everwhere.
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Open Access research published by Montana State University faculty and students including theses & dissertations and journal articles
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