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CDU Harvard Referencing: Articles, Conference Papers, Theses

A guide to help you better understand CDU Harvard Referencing

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Citation Elements

Journal Article

Author, AA & Author, BB Year of publication, ‘Article title’, Journal Title, vol(no):page-page.

Newspaper Article

Author, AA Year of publication, ‘Article title’, Newspaper Title, Day Month.

Important

  • When citing journal articles with multiple authors, follow the same format for the author field as for books with multiple authors.
  • Cite and reference electronic and print journal articles using the same format.

 

 

Reference Examples

Journal Article

… ownership structure can have a direct impact (Citterio et al. 2024)
Citterio, A, Locatelli, R & Uselli, A 2024, ‘Mapping corporate social responsibility in family firms: A bibliometric review across countries’, Sustainability, 16(2):500-521.
“…curbing corporate crimes” (Anthony & Crofts 2024, p. 198)

Anthony, T & Crofts, P 2024, ‘The Dreamworld deaths: Corporate crime and the slumber of law’, Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 36(2):197-218.

Note: Articles appearing online should be cited in the same manner as articles in print journals

Endnote Reference Type = Journal Article

Newspaper Article

Author identified - Government policies are lacking (Fitzpatrick 2016)
Fitzpatrick, S 2016, ‘Indigenous policies failing’, The Australian, 20 May.

No author identified - … growing remote communities (‘Govt splashes cash on remote NT pools’ 2011)

Note: Use the first few words of the title in quotation marks. In the citation, capitalise all main words.

‘Govt splashes cash on remote NT pools’, 2011, The Koori Mail, 9 February.

Endnote Reference Type = Newspaper Article

Conference Presentation

(Taylor 2006)
Taylor, JA 2006, ‘Assessment: A tool for development and engagement in the first year of university study’, paper presented to the Engaging Students: 9th Pacific Rim in Higher Education (FYHE) Conference, Griffith University Australia, 12-14 July.

Endnote Reference Type = Conference Paper

Theses

(Norris 2023)
Norris, E 2034, Is corporate reporting useful for stakeholder accountability? The case of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander non-for-profits in Australia, PhD thesis, Charles Darwin University.
(Rupakheti 2013)
Rupakheti, S 2013, Burst error correcting convolutional codes for broadband wireless transmission system, Masters thesis, Charles Darwin University.

Endnote Reference Type = Thesis

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