What is citation chaining and how can LibrarySearch help?
Citation chaining is a way to see how the conversation on a topic among experts has changed over time.
To see how a topic has been discussed in the past, you can consult the references that an author has cited in their paper.
To see where the conversation has gone since a book or article has been published, you can see who has cited that book or article since its publication.
In LibrarySearch, you can access the sources an article has cited by clicking on the down arrow in the search result.
To see who has cited an article since its publication, click on the up arrow in the search results - this is a great way to find more recent sources on the topic.
Google Scholar is another way to see who has cited an article since its publication using Cited By