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Political Science Research Guide: Citing Resources

Provides and introduction to key resources used when looking for research materials in the field of Political Science

Citing Resources

 If you are wanting to learn how to cite many resources for your paper, check the library's Citation Guide.  It provides information for various forms of citation including MLA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, etc.

 If  you want to learn how to cite Legal Documents, check out the Legal Citation Guide provided by McGill University.  It will show you how to cite cases, statutes, etc.

Refworks

Refworks is a great citation tool that allows you to easily import citations - from databases or the library catalog.  You can also easily enter in citation information. 

Once all the basic information is in Refworks (like Authors, Titles, Journal Names, etc.) - and entered into an appropriately named folder - Refworks will easily format your bibliographic information into a bibliography for APA, MLA. Turabian, and a multitude of other citation styles!

To learn how to use Refworks, check out the library's Refworks Help Guide.

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