Full mhra referencing Handbook Contents Part 1: The Basics of Referencing
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Bibliography: Terrorism Order 2004 (SI 2004/3354) (statutory instrument) Name/title including year (in italics) SI year and number URL Accessed GOVERNMENT & EU European Union publications In-text citation: The predicted migration of labour2… Footnote: 2. European Commission, Making Globalisation Profitable (Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2007). Bibliography: European Commission, Making Globalisation Profitable (Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2007). Name of EU institution Title (in italics) Place of publication: publisher Year of publication Government publications Command Papers – Green and White Papers In-text citation: Useful advice9 includes… Footnote: 9. Lord Chancellor’s Department, Government Policy on Referencing (Cm 4517) (London: The Stationery Office, 2000). Bibliography: Lord Chancellor’s Department, Government Policy on Referencing (Cm 4517) (London: The Stationery Office, 2000). Name of committee or Royal Commission Title (in italics) Page number Publication details Year of publication Departmental publications Publications of international organisations In-text citation: Reports by the International Chamber of Commerce8… Footnote: 8. International Chamber of Commerce, Commission for Air Transport, The Need for Greater Liberalization (2010) Bibliography: International Chamber of Commerce, Commission for Air Transport, The Need for Greater Liberalization (2010) Name of organization or institution Title (in italics) Publication details (if relevant) Year of publication URL Accessed COMMUNICATIONS Conferences Full conference proceedings In-text citation: The conference1… Footnote: Institute for Large Businesses, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December 1999) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999). Bibliography: Institute for Large Businesses, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December 1999) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999). Author/editor Title of conference (in italics) Location and date of conference Place of publication: publisher Year of publication Individual conference papers In-text citation: Jones6 explained… Footnote: David Jones, ‘Developing Big Business’, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December 1999) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999). Bibliography: David Jones, ‘Developing Big Business’, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December 1999) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999). Author of paper Title of paper (in single quotation marks) Title of conference (in italics) Location and date of conference Place of publication: publisher Year of publication Papers from conference proceedings published on the internet In-text citation: Jones7 explained… Footnote: 7. David Jones, ‘Developing Big Business’, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999), Bibliography: Jones, David, ‘Developing Big Business’, Large Firms Policy and Research Conference (University of Birmingham, 18-19 December) (Leeds: Institute for Large Businesses, 1999), Author Title of paper (single quotation marks) Title of conference (italics) Location and date of conference Publisher URL Accessed Public communications Electronic Electronic Discussion groups and bulletin boards In-text citation: This was discussed by Jameson3… Footnote: Alex Jameson, ‘International Queries’, British Business Schools Librarians Group Discussion List (13 March 2014). Bibliography: Alex Jameson, ‘International Queries’, British Business Schools Librarians Group Discussion List (13 March 2014). Author of message Subject of the message (in single quotation marks) Discussion group or bulletin board (in italics) Date posted Available email: email address (if relevant) Entire discussion groups or bulletin boards RSS feeds In-text citation: The library extension will be completed in 20169. Footnote: 9. University of Birmingham Library, Library Opening (RSS feed) (26 January 2015) Directory: libraryservices -> library -> documents -> public public -> The Educational Recordings Agency (era) Licence Record of Usage Required Under Terms of Licence 2012-13 libraryservices -> Guide to citing references Download 370 Kb. Share with your friends:
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