Example statement
Widely cited and reviewed, winner of the The International Law Book Award (2015), this book takes a fresh approach to international law and development. WorldCat, a global catalogue, shows 120 international and 35 across Australia library print holdings.
Books, Book chapters and Book reviews
Systematically enter a title search for each of your publication titles into the following databases to retrieve citations. Always search full text. Where necessary search instructions have been listed.
Books and Book chapters:
- Google BooksFocus only on results where the publication title is displayed. Confirm your findings by clicking on preview.
- Research Databases - by TypeSearch the E-books listed on the Law Databases by type page. Use Advanced search for full text searching. Focus only on results where the publication title is displayed.
Book reviews:
Book reviews are not included in citation counts but can support a narrative of research engagement.
- Publishers Websites - Conduct a title search on the publishers website
- Index to Legal Periodicals & Books FullIn Advanced search, select from the drop down menu Select a Field choose (TX All Text). Conduct a title search
Library book holdings:
Determine how many copies of your book are available in Libraries across Australia and worldwide.
- Trove (National Library of Australia)Conduct a basic title search. For an Australian geographic breakdown of library holdings, select 'Borrow'
- WorldCatIdentify the number of holdings in Australia and overseas libraries by searching Worldcat by title. Numbers will need to be tallied manually.