Other Book Citation Counter: Easy Way to See Citations & Who Cited

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To determine how many times a scientific book has been cited and identify the citing sources, utilizing ResearchGate can be effective, as it provides citation information through its aggregation process, contingent on the availability of data in the same databases. Additionally, entering the book into Google Scholar is another viable method to access citation counts. However, users should be aware that results may vary between platforms due to differences in their respective databases.
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Is there a simple way to see how many times a scientific book has been cited? And who cited it?
 
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If the book has been listed on ResearchGate, you will usually get this information as part of whatever aggregation process they do behind-the-scenes (assuming also that the citers/citees are in the same databases).
 
You can do the same thing by entering your book into Google Scholar. Since the databases are different, the results will undoubtedly differ as well.
 
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