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In this example, our book has several authors.
Again, the bibliographic information we need to write our citation is found on the title page and reverse title page.
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As with all books, our Harvard end-text reference will follow the following pattern:
The Harvard end-text reference for this book will be:
Thompson, AA, Peteraf, MA, Gamble, JE & Strickland, AJ 2014, Crafting and executing strategy: the quest for competitive advantage, 19th edn, McGraw-Hill, New York.
The in-text reference will look like this:
(Thompson et al. 2014)
Notes:
- When there are more than three authors (or editors), your in-text citation only needs to list the first author followed by the abbreviation et al. (latin for 'and others').
e.g. (Jones et al. 2011)
- Include all of the authors in your end-text citation.
- Provide details of the edition after the title. Use the abbreviation edn (no full-stop).
- In this example, the city of publication is a capital city, so the state does not need to be included.
