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Locating Who Cited Your Work

JSTOR

JSTOR is a digital archive of complete backfiles for 360 core scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. JSTOR has a moving wall policy which means that the content will always be 2-5 years behind the current issue. You can locate who is citing your work in JSTOR by searching for your works in the reference pages of articles.
This example uses the citation of  Renteln, A .D (1988). Relativism and the search for human rights. American Anthropologist, New Series, 90, 1, pp. 56-72.
1. Go to JSTOR
2. Click on the link for Advanced Search.
JSTOR advanced search link
3. Enter the name of the author and the title of the article. Click on the Article box under These Types.  Do not click on any boxes in These Fields.  You are looking for articles that cite your work you need to search the references in the full-text of the article.
JSTOR advanced search box
4. Click on the  Search button.
5. Click on the  Save All Citations on This Page link
JSTOR search results
6. Repeat the steps above to find citations for different works by the same author.
7. When you are finished click on the  View Saved Citations  link at the top of the screen.
JSTOR view saved citations
8. Remove all self-citations (and the original article) by clicking on the Remove My List link.
JSTOR remove citation link
9. You can email or export the citations.
JSTOR export options

cynthia.crosser@umit.maine.edu | Revised: 01/25/2008


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