Bibliographic information

Antonio Marturano is a researcher at the Exeter University Leadership Research Center. The focus and writing of his research is about leadership ethics.

Jonathan Gosling is a director of the leadership research center of Exeter University and has written extensively on public sector and private sector leadership issues.

In the bibliography list, necessary bibliographic information is described in a specific format. The bibliographic formats provided here are mainly from American anthropologists and international social science dictionaries. The format of other journals may be slightly different, and the format of the other fields may be different.

Reference format used in anthropology is smaller than footnote format. You only have to enter complete bibliographic information of the source once in the reference list. (The complete bibliographic information includes titles, publishers, publishing places, etc.) In an article that uses a reference footnote, you must enter this information twice. Enter it once in the footnote itself and then in the reference list. Since anthropological papers do not use reference footnotes, there is no reason to use Latin abbreviations such as "ibid" or "op cit". In the footnote format, you can use these expressions when referring to a single source multiple times. However, using text references provides the same information each time the source is referenced. The last name of the author, the publication year of the referenced work, and the page of the idea and data used are displayed.

The fourth sentence can explain the basic bibliographic information on the book. Bibliographic information is not only the author and title, but also the year when the company published the book, the publication year, and other related information (such as version), and whether the book is translated, simplified or abridged It refers to whether it is. (Please look at the copyright and the back of the title page.)

Be sure to fill out the bibliographic information on all copies; you will need to study the information on the reference or work reference page of the article. The information necessary for this book is the author, title, publisher, city that was published, release date, and page number. The information required for the journal is the author name, title publication, page number, date and part or version (if any). If the information comes from an online source, be sure to include the search engine or website you use, the date you accessed the information, and the complete URL (URL) and the above information.