Chapters in edited books
Footnotes
Footnotes template
Footnote example
Bruce Oswald, 'The Force Intervention Brigade and UN Peace Operations: Some Legal Issues' in Jeremy Farrall and Hilary Charlesworth (eds), Strengthening the Rule of Law Through the UN Security Council (Routledge, 2016) 239, 248.
Subsequent references
Template
Example
Oswald (n 36) 249.
Bibliography
Bibliography template
Bibliography example
Oswald, Bruce, 'The Force Intervention Brigade and UN Peace Operations: Some Legal Issues' in Jeremy Farrall and Hilary Charlesworth (eds), Strengthening the Rule of Law Through the UN Security Council (Routledge, 2016)
Style notes for edited books
- Chapter titles should appear within single quotation marks and should not be italicised, see Rule 6.6.1. The title of the book is italicised.
- Reverse the first name and surname order in the bibliography for the first named author only.
- If you have three authors or fewer, use all author names. For more than three authors, use the first author's name and ‘et al’. See Rule 4.1.2.
- Where there are multiple editors, 'eds' should be used, see 4.1.3. Where there are more than three editors, use the first editor’s name followed by ‘et al’.
- eBooks are cited in the same way as print books.
- For subsequent references: use the name of the chapter author and refer to the footnote in which the chapter is first cited. See 6.6.1.
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