Reference Style
Reference Style · Jurnal Civics
Citing and referencing.
APA 7th edition, citing in the text, reference managers, and examples.
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Reference style
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Jurnal Civics uses the APA 7th edition for citations in the text and for the reference list. Use one style throughout the manuscript.
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Citing in the text
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— One or two authors: give both surnames every time, joined by “&” in brackets (Creswell & Poth, 2018).
— Three or more authors: give the first surname and “et al.” from the first citation (Dwee et al., 2012).
— Direct quotation: add the page number (Anderson, 1983, p. 6). Set quotations of 40 words or more as an indented block without quotation marks.
— Several sources: list them in alphabetical order, separated by semicolons (Anderson, 1983; Hermann, 2008).
— Secondary sources: cite the original only when you have read it. Otherwise cite the source you read.
— Do not use footnotes or endnotes for references.
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Reference manager
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Manage citations and references with a reference manager that supports APA 7th edition, so that the in-text citations and the reference list stay consistent. Check every entry by hand after the manager has formatted it: titles, DOIs, and capitalisation are the usual errors.
— Choose the APA 7th edition style, in English.
— Check that each entry has the DOI as a full link where one exists.
— Remove field codes or link the document to plain text before uploading the anonymised file, so that no author data stays in the file.
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Examples (APA 7th edition)
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Use these formats in the reference list. Each entry is followed by its citation in the text.
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Related pages
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