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How do I reference a thesis… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
Karen Stokes2024-02-09T16:26:52+00:0003/06/2015|Tags: harvard referencing, mirc, muscat, referencing, SOMLibrary, theses|
Because theses are not published in the traditional manner, if you’re using them in your research, you will need to identify them as such in your references. This means that a thesis reference looks slightly ...
How do I reference images, diagrams, charts and tables… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
Sheila Chudasama2024-02-09T16:24:56+00:0018/04/2015|Tags: figures, harvard referencing, images, mirc, muscat, referencing, SOMLibrary, tables|
Have you found an image or chart that you would like to reproduce in your report or assignment? If so, you’ll need to know how to correctly cite and reference it. How to cite figures ...
How do I reference a market research report… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
Karen Stokes2024-02-09T16:24:15+00:0018/03/2015|Tags: harvard referencing, market research, mirc, muscat, referencing, SOMLibrary|
Market research reports are heavily used in MIRC. So how would you create a reference for a Mintel report or something similar? Here’s our guidance on how to reference a market research or industry report ...
How do I reference a working paper… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
Sheila Chudasama2024-02-09T16:23:23+00:0016/02/2015|Tags: harvard referencing, mirc, muscat, referencing, SOMLibrary, working papers|
Working papers (also known as discussion papers, research papers, and briefing papers) are used to encourage discussion and share ideas about a topic within a particular community. Some working papers may be in the pre-publication ...