Referencing
Harvard style
Harvard style : introduction
The Harvard style is a type of author-date style. Generally, a reference in your paper requires only the name of the author and the year of publication. At the end of the essay there is an alphabetical list of the references used (a bibliography).
Here is a sample bibliography. Do you know which type of information each reference is (e.g. a book or journal article)? Move your mouse over each reference to see if you were right.
Monacelli, T. (2001) New International Monetary Arrangements and the Exchange Rate. International Journal of Finance & Economics Vol 6 (4) pp 389-400.
This is a journal article.
NASA Spacelink (undated) Chandra X-Ray Observatory. [online] Washington, NASA. Available from: http://spacelink.nasa.gov/NASA.Projects/Space.Science/Universe/Chandra.X-Ray.Observatory/ [accessed 15 September 2003]
This is a web document
Rose, S. & Bullock, S. (1991) The Chemistry of Life. 3rd ed., p. 253. Harmondsworth, Penguin.
This is a book
Anderson, J. C. (1987) Current Status of Chorion Villus Biopsy. In: Tudenhope, D., Chenoweth, J., eds. Proceedings of the Fourth Congress of the Australian Perinatal Society, Sept. 3-6. Queensland, Australian Perinatal Society, pp. 190-196.
This is a conference paper
