Citation Mining is the strategy of using the reference list in a given resource to find more on the subject. There are multiple recommended ways to locate a source - use a link if provided, use Google Scholar with Library Links turned on, or use GSU Journals Search to locate the journal and article in GSU's subscription databases.
Using a link provided:
See links embedded in the reference list itself to access the cited work.
Using Google Scholar with Library Links turned on (see instructions to turn Library Links on here):
Search Google Scholar for your article title, and use the public link or Find It @ GSU to access the article.
Using GSU Library's Journal Search:
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Step 1 - On the GSU Library homepage, use the dropdown to perform a Journal search for the desired article's journal title.
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Step 2 - Select Online access for your journal.
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Step 3 - Select the best option available to find the article in a database that provides the journal content. (Pay attention to date ranges!)
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