HMT (2006) Investing for our future: Fairness and opportunity for Britain's hard-working families, HM Treasury, http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/budget/budget_05/bud_bud05_index.cfm (20/7/2006) When you are referencing a text that appears in and is cited by another text: PREFERABLY OBTAIN, READ AND REFERENCE THE ORIGINAL TEXT. Failing that, if you are using a reference indirectly (e.g. your reference to Porter comes from Johnson & Scholes - i.e. you read Johnson & Scholes not Porter) make this clear. State clearly in the text "as cited by" - e.g. Pederson (1986), as by Hansen (1990), suggest that….. This will appear in the reference list as: Pederson, P. O. (1986) The Role of Business Services in Regional Development: A New Growth Centre Strategy, Scandinavian Housing and Planning Research, Vol. 3, pp 167-182, In: Hansen, N. (1990) Do Producer Services Induce Regional Economic Development?, Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 30, No 4, pp 465-476 Listing an article or a chapter in an edited book: Hughes, M. (1997) "Interviewing", In: Greenfield, T. (1997) (Ed) Research Methods: Guidance for Post Graduates, London, Arnold 7.0 Tables and Figures If your work contains figures (charts, graphs, diagrams, maps, etc.) or tables are style procedures to follow. All tables and figures should be headed either Table or Figure and numbered sequentially. If the table or figure is from an external source then a reference should be provided at the bottom of the figure. E.g. Figure 1 - Deductive/Inductive Process Table 1 - Questionnaire Response Rates Town Response to First Mailing Cumulative Response after Second Mailing Helston 10% 11% Truro 8% 9%
HMT (2006) Investing for our future: Fairness and opportunity for Britain's hard-working families, HM Treasury, http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/budget/budget_05/bud_bud05_index.cfm (20/7/2006) When you are referencing a text that appears in and is cited by another text: PREFERABLY OBTAIN, READ AND REFERENCE THE ORIGINAL TEXT. Failing that, if you are using a reference indirectly (e.g. your reference to Porter comes from Johnson & Scholes - i.e. you read Johnson & Scholes not Porter) make this clear. State clearly in the text "as cited by" - e.g. Pederson (1986), as by Hansen (1990), suggest that….. This will appear in the reference list as: Pederson, P. O. (1986) The Role of Business Services in Regional Development: A New Growth Centre Strategy, Scandinavian Housing and Planning Research, Vol. 3, pp 167-182, In: Hansen, N. (1990) Do Producer Services Induce Regional Economic Development?, Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 30, No 4, pp 465-476 Listing an article or a chapter in an edited book: Hughes, M. (1997) "Interviewing", In: Greenfield, T. (1997) (Ed) Research Methods: Guidance for Post Graduates, London, Arnold 7.0 Tables and Figures If your work contains figures (charts, graphs, diagrams, maps, etc.) or tables are style procedures to follow. All tables and figures should be headed either Table or Figure and numbered sequentially. If the table or figure is from an external source then a reference should be provided at the bottom of the figure. E.g. Figure 1 - Deductive/Inductive Process Table 1 - Questionnaire Response Rates Town Response to First Mailing Cumulative Response after Second Mailing Helston 10% 11% Truro 8% 9%
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