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Hello everyone :D,

Welcome to the ONLY UON Harvard Referencing Guide you'll ever need. In this step-by-step guide we explain in detail how to reference Books, eBooks, Articles, Websites and Newspapers.

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1. First is the surname followed by a comma, then the initials of the author. It then ends with a full stop.

Myers-Scotton, C.

2. Secondly, the year of publication. It must be within brackets!

(2006)

3. Title of the book can be either (italic) or (bolded) followed with a full stop

Multiple voices: an introduction to bilingualism.

4. Fourth is the place of place publication, followed with a colon

Oxford:

5. Lastly, the publisher, ending with a full stop.

Blackwell Publishing.

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By referencing journal article, you should include…
-Surname following by a comma
(Menon)

-Initials
(A)

-Year of publication of the journal article
(2016)

-Title of journal article following by a full stop
(Brexit: Initial Reflections)

-Title of journal (in bold) or (italic)
(International Affairs)

-Volume and issue number
(92(6))

-Page numbers finishing with a full stop
(pp.1297-1318)

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How to reference Newspaper article (online)

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How to reference Newspaper article (online)

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1. First, the surname and the Initial, in between there will be a comma.
( Hencke,D. )

2. Second, the year of publication
( 2005)

3. Third, the title of the newspaper article
( Africa research angers lectures )

4. The title of the newspaper. It needs to be in bold.
( The Guardian )

5. Fifth, the day and month.
( 28 May )

6. Indicates that it’s from online with square brackets.
( [online] )

7. Insert web link

8. Put the date article accessed with square brackets.
( [Accessed 15 May 2018] )

9. Lastly, put a full stop at the end.

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How to reference ebook (With Two Authors)

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How to reference ebook (With Two Authors)

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1. First, we have to start with the Surname. You can use this format to reference 2 or more authors:

{Surname}, {Initial(s)}. and {Surname 2}, {Initial(s)}.

2. Next, we add the year of publication:

(2003)

3. Third, we write the title and make sure its in bold. After that write [Online] due to the book being an electronic book:

Understanding Globalization [Online]

4. Place of publication and the publisher. After that, the eBook link:

London: Sage publications. Available at: {Link} {Date of access}.

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Referencing Websites requires you to add the web link and the date that you accessed this website.

1. First, the name of the organization and the date of publish:

{Organization} (2018)

2. Second, the title must be in (italics). Also don't forget to add [Online] :

Creator Handbook [Online].

3. Finally, add the website's link and the date of your access.

Available at: {Link} [Date].

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* The source is a printed source (Hard copy), the title can be either (bold) or (italic)

* The source is online (eBook / Website etc...), the title must be in (italic)

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{University of Nottingham} Referencing book [online]. Available at:https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studyingeffectively/writing/referencing/books/index.aspx [Accessed 27 October 2021]

{University of Nottingham} Referencing Journals [online]. Available at:https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studyingeffectively/writing/referencing/journals/index.aspx [Accessed 27 October 2021]

{University of Nottingham} Referencing Journals [online]. Available at:https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/studyingeffectively/writing/referencing/websites/index.aspx [Accessed 27 October 2021]