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Harvard Referencing - SETU Libraries Waterford Guide: Referencing work by the same author from different years

Harvard Referencing - SETU Libraries Waterford Guide

Same author, different years

In-text citation

Author surname, year. Earliest date first.

... (Walker, 2008; 2013)

Reference List

Earliest date first.

Example

Walker, M. (2008) 'Title of the article', Title of the journal, Volume number(Issue number), Page reference of the article. DOI:

Walker, M. (2017) 'Title of the article', Title of the journal, Volume number(Issue number), Page reference of the article. DOI:

 

 

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