Harvard Referencing Style is not officially connected to Harvard University or any organisation/institution, and there is no official handbook for this citation style. As such, there are variations and adaptations of this style, The important thing to note when using Harvard Referencing Style is to choose a format and be consistent throughout your paper.
The Complete Guide to Referencing and Avoiding Plagarism by
This book provides guidelines on accurate referencing, avoiding plagiarism, and compares different referencing styles, making it essential for students and professionals.
The formats and examples provided in this guide follow the Harvard Referencing guidelines in this book.
In-text citation: Citing the last name of the author(s) and the year of publication
List all full references in alphabetical order of the author’s name, thereafter chronologically, starting with the earlier date. The references would appear at the end of report.
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