Harvard Referencing

Harvard is a modern design/guideline/standard to writing about the material used in the piece of work it is employed by universities and most work places.

When referencing a book you should state the following:

·         Authors name

·         Date of publication

·         Title

·         Place of publication

·         Publisher

Example

Macdonald, D.J. (1984) Poverty in Britain.

London. Routledge

Macdonald, D.J. (1984) Poverty in Britain. London. Routledge

When referencing journal articles the following should be stated:

·         Author

·         Date of publication

·         Title

·         Title of journal

·         Volume

·         Pages

Example:

Rimmer, L. (1986) Family unemployment

and welfare. Quarterly Journal of Social

Affairs, 2(3), p. 243-264

Rimmer, L. (1986) Family unemployment and welfare. Quarterly Journal of Social

Affairs, 2(3), p. 243-264

Referencing internet pieces of work is the same as referencing books with the addition of the url that should leap to a particle piece of text or image being used. All of the references should be stored at the end of the work as a bibliography arranged by the authors name if the name is not know the book title letter should be used instead.