Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism 5(1): 23–45. Economic restructuring into tourism in the Swedish mountain range. Journal name Volume(issue): page numbers of article. Include (if available): Last name(s) and first name(s) of author(s). In Peck, Jamie and Wai-chung Yeung, Henry (eds.). Beyond the cluster: local milieus and global connections. Place of publication: Publisher, page numbers of chapter. Title of book chapter. In Last name and first name(s) of editor(s). Include (if available): Last name(s) and first name(s) of author(s) of the chapter. Three plays: countess Julie the Outlaw the Stronger. In those cases you should add the complete URL (http ://.) or the link provided by the publisher and your date of access, the date you downloaded/read the book. This also applies for books and reports made available freely by authorities and organisations. Some books with copyright that has expired are sometimes freely available on the internet. From Marx and Mao to the market : the economics and politics of agricultural transition. If available, provide the permanent link (DOI, Handle, URN or equivalent).
The same information should be provided as for printed books, see example Books with one author. The thinking muse: feminism and modern French philosophy. Books which are edited (anthologies)įor edited books include (ed.) or (eds.) between the name of the editor and year of publication.Īllen, Jeffner and Young, Iris Marion (eds.). Books with two or more authorsīlocher, Edward Stout, David E. Place of publication: Publisher.īryman, Alan. Include (if available): Author’s last name, First name. When creating the reference list, sources should always be arranged in alphabetical order, sorted by the first author's last name or equivalent.
Here you find examples of how to write the reference list according to Harvard (a parenthetical referencing style also called the author-year or author-title style). Reference list for different types of sources A video about the Harvard reference style.
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