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EndNote fields + Reference example
Reference type – Book Section
book
Author, Year, Title, Book Title, Edition, Editor, Pages, Place Published, Publisher, DOI or URL
Petermann, Emily. 2015. “Monster Mash-ups: Features of the Horror Musical.” In New
Directions in 21st Century Gothic: The Gothic Compass, edited by Lorna Piatti-Farnell
and Donna Brien, 71-83. New York, NY: Taylor and Francis.
For a print book, leave the DOI/URL
field blank
For editions other than the first,
include an Edition e.g. 2nd
Case Name, Year Decided, Reporter Volume, Reporter Abbreviation, First Page, URL
Shea v News Ltd. 2015. WASC 1.
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/wa/WASC/2015/1.html.
If cases appear in your reference list,
set them apart from the main body of
the reference list under the
subheading 'Legal authorities'. Add
cases
manually (p. 3)
Reference type – Conference Proceedings
poster
Author, Year of Conference, Title, Conference Name, Conference Location, Date, DOI or URL
Loughnane, Lawrence. 2014. “Innovation and Strategy: Linking Management Practices to
Achieve Superior Performance.” Paper presented at the European Conference on
Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Belfast, Ireland, September 18-19, 2014.
https://search.proquest.com.dbgw.lis.curtin.edu.au/docview/1674838588.
For a conference paper included in published proceeding, reference as a chapter from an
edited book. If the paper is published in a journal, treat as a journal article.
If there are no details about the
conference on the publication itself,
you can easily discover this
information by searching for the
Conference Name on Google.