Format references, check website links work, and update accessed date for websites
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
Please review reference list and ensure they are formatted according to the below guidelines, please also check website links work, and update accessed date for each website reference.
All references must provide the author(s), year of publication, title of the work, title of the
journal (for articles) or edited volume (for edited works), location of publication, and
publisher. Note that unlike the Harvard style, the department style lists the author’s whole
first name, not just her or his first initial. Some common examples:
• Book, one author:
Blogs, Joseph (1972) Single Author Citations. New York: Harper Collins.
• Book, two authors:
Doe, Jane and James Blogs (1979) Citing Multi-Author Works. New York: Harper Collins.
• Article in a journal (includes the journal name, the volume and/or issue number, and
the pages of the artice):
Doe, Jonathan (1999) “Russia After Yeltsin: Looking Towards the Future” Foreign Policy Review, 27:5-31.
• Chapter in a book:
Gladstone, David (2008) “History and Social Policy” in Peter Alcock, Margaret May, and Karen Rowlingson, eds. The Student’s Companion to Social Policy. Oxford: Blackwell.
• Website (must include author [if available], year of copyright or last update [usually at the bottom of the page], page title, URL, and date of access):
All references must provide the author(s), year of publication, title of the work, title of the
journal (for articles) or edited volume (for edited works), location of publication, and
publisher. Note that unlike the Harvard style, the department style lists the author’s whole
first name, not just her or his first initial. Some common examples:
• Book, one author:
Blogs, Joseph (1972) Single Author Citations. New York: Harper Collins.
• Book, two authors:
Doe, Jane and James Blogs (1979) Citing Multi-Author Works. New York: Harper Collins.
• Article in a journal (includes the journal name, the volume and/or issue number, and
the pages of the artice):
Doe, Jonathan (1999) “Russia After Yeltsin: Looking Towards the Future” Foreign Policy Review, 27:5-31.
• Chapter in a book:
Gladstone, David (2008) “History and Social Policy” in Peter Alcock, Margaret May, and Karen Rowlingson, eds. The Student’s Companion to Social Policy. Oxford: Blackwell.
• Website (must include author [if available], year of copyright or last update [usually at the bottom of the page], page title, URL, and date of access):