A GUIDE TO REFERENCING with examples in the Harvard style

A Guide to Referencing 18
Format Reference List In-text Citation
of Editor(s) (ed./eds), Name
of Conference/Seminar/
Forum, Location of
Conference/Seminar/ Forum,
day(s) month year held,
Publisher, Place of
Publication, page number(s)
for the entire paper, viewed
day month year, Database
Name or .
Commission, Sydney, pp. 34-45, viewed 17
June 2002,
.
Note: The editor’s initial(s) go(es) in front of the
family name(s).
Dictionary
Family Name(s) of
Author(s)/Editor(s), Initial(s)
(ed./eds)Yearof
publication, Title of
dictionary, edition,
Publisher, Place of
Publication, viewed day
month year, Database
Name or .
Carring, X & Carring, S (eds) 1992,
th
Dictionary of money and finance, 5 edn,
Macmillan, Brisbane, Queensland, viewed
30 September 2000, DictionaryOnLine
database.
Note: An entry in the list of references is not
usually required for a dictionary. However, further
details may be given in the reference list if you
wish the reader to be able to follow up the source,
or if your lecturer requires such an entry.
Another dictionary (eds Carring & Carring 1992)
defines ‘hedging’ as …
Carring and Carring’s (eds 1992) Dictionary of
money and finance defines ‘hedging’ as …
Note: An in-text citation is required.