Two authors
Format for in-text citation
In-text citation example
Using migration teams can spread the workload (Buljung and Johnson 75).
Format for reference list
Elements, punctuation & capitalisation
Author 1 (Surname, Forename), and Author 2 (Forename Surname). “Title of Article.” Journal Name, vol., no., Publication Date, page(s).
Reference list example
Buljung, Brianna, and Catherine Johnson. "Up against the Clock: Migrating to Libguides V2 on a Tight Timeline." Information Technology & Libraries, vol. 36, no. 2, June 2017, pp. 68-86.
Style notes for this reference type
Elements of citation:
- Authors’ names (see note below).
- Title of the article (in quotation marks).
- Name of the periodical (italicised),
- Volume number (vol.),
- Issue number if available (no.),
- Publication date,
- Page number(s) (p., pp.).
See Handbook
- When a source has two authors, list the authors in the same order they are presented in the work (5.7).
- In the reference list, invert the name of the first author only (5.7).
- For acceptable abbreviations, see Appendix One of the Handbook.
- Issues of scholarly journals are written as “vol. 64, no. 1” rather than “64.1” (5.77-5.79).
- If an issue of a scholarly journal is dated with a month or season, the month or season is cited along with the year (5.77).
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