Harvard Referencing System?

Question

I need to know if I have referenced this book correctly in my reference list:

Novak D (1985), Non-chemical approaches to mosquito control in Czechoslovakia in Laird M and Miles JW (1985) Integrated Mosquito Control Methodologies, San Diego, California: Academic Press, pp. 185-196

If not, why not? Please help and only give sensible answers. This is for my honours project!

Answer 1

In the latest version of Harvard you need to put both authers in your text but in the bibliograhy at the end you only list the actual book (or other source used)

You need to put your ok titles in italics or underline them.

Answer 2

"each and every thing is finished for the folk, with the folk and throughout the time of the folk. to that end is each and every regularly occurring historic exchange achieved" Erich Honecker, February seventh, 1985.a million Footnote: a million Written to the Committee for the 750th Anniversary of Berlin celebrations, taken from 750 Jahre Berlin, das Buch zum Fest (see Bibliography for finished reference). Endnote: Buero fuer nationale Jubilaeen und kulturelle Gedenktage des Ministeriums fuer Kultur (1986) 750 Jahre Berlin, das Buch zum Fest Berlin: VEB vacationer Verlag The italics have not transferred with the decrease and paste, use your initiative.

Answer 3

THE TITLEhttp OF THE BOOK NEED TO BE IN ITALIC OR BOLD. CHECK THIS WEBSITE OUT IT WILL HELP YOU REF BOOK, FILM, EBOOKS JOURNALS

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GOOD LUCK

Answer 4

i think you have it I was always taught to underline the book titles as well and if its not a 1st ed make sure you put edition no, in (next to pub date I think) hope that helps

Answer 5

Not quite perfect, but a clear reference which is important.

You won't have a problem with that.