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HeinOnline Helps You Find the Most Cited Legal Scholarship

By Leslie A. Pardo

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HeinOnline has a citation analysis tool which allows you to view the most cited law review articles in a digital environment. From the HeinOnline WebBlog:  For example, when you run a search for “Right to Privacy” across the titles in the Law Journal Library in HeinOnline, you will be able to determine how many times each result has been “cited by” other scholarly law review articles in HeinOnline. This allows you to view articles that have had a heavy influence or high impact on the subject you are searching. From here, you can then view the law review articles that cited this article to further your research in the given subject area. This research approach is easy, using simple links available in HeinOnline.

HeinOnline’s citation analysis tool can be a powerful tool for you when doing legal research.  You can watch a demo of it at HeinOnline’s YouTube channel.

Also check out the Most Cited Authors in HeinOnline via Hein’s ScholarCheck  
 

Full post as published by Ross-Blakley Law Library Blog on February 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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