Do you have an article title or citation that you need to track down? Google Scholar is an easy way to "chase citations" when you have a specific article you need to find. This is sometimes referred to as "chasing citations," "citation chasing," "cited reference searching" or even "citation tracing" or "citation mining."
From the homepage, scroll to the bottom where you should find the link to Google Scholar under the "Research Resources" column.
Enter as much of the title of the article as you can into the Google Scholar search box.
Check for PDF or HTML links to full text to the right of each article title, as Google Scholar will direct link to PDFs/HTML fulltext whenever it can. We recommend trying these first to ensure quick access.
No PDF/HTML full-text links? Or does the link from Google Scholar actually ask you to pay to access the full-text version? Then look for a "Find Full Text at EKU" link to the right of the result. Use that link to get or request the full text of the article.
Don't see a "Find Full Text at EKU" link to the right of the article. Sometimes our "Find Full Text at EKU" link is hidden behind the double-arrows icon located beneath a search result. That's the case with this article example shown below.
