Formula:
1. name of chapter author
2. chapter title
3. book
title
4. name of editor(s)
5. place of publication (city or
city/state or city/country)
6. publisher name
7. year of
publication
8. page numbers
It would look like this:
with one editor:
AuthorLastName, FirstName. "Chapter Title." Book Title. Ed.
EditorFirstName LastName. City: Publisher, Year. Page numbers.
with two editors:
AuthorLastName, FirstName. "Chapter Title." Book Title. Ed.
EditorFirstName LastName and EditorFirstName LastName. City:
Publisher, Year. Page numbers.
Examples:
Sandford, James. "Breath of Life." Tantric Buddhism in East Asia.
Ed. Richard Payne. Boston: Wisdom Publications, 2006. 161-190.
O'Brien, John. "Changing Public Sector Industrial Relations in the Australian
Commonwealth." Globalisation, State, and Labour. Ed. Peter
Fairbrother and Al Rainnie. London: Routledge, 2006. 97-118.
Formula:
1. name of chapter author
2. year of publication
3. title
of chapter
4. name(s) of editor(s)
5. title of book
6. page
numbers
7. place of publication (city or city/state or
city/country)
8. publisher name
It would look like this:
with one editor:
AuthorLastName, First initial(s). (Year). Chapter title. In First initial(s)
EditorLastName (Ed.), Book title (pp. page numbers). City: Publisher.
with two editors:
AuthorLastName, First initial(s). (Year). Chapter title. In First initial(s)
EditorLastName & First initial(s) EditorLastName (Eds.), Book title
(pp. page numbers). City: Publisher.
Examples:
Sandford, J. (2006). Breath of life. In R. Payne (Ed.), Tantric Buddhism in
East Asia (pp. 161-190). Boston: Wisdom Publications.
O'Brien, J. (2006). Changing public sector industrial relations in the Australian
Commonwealth. In P. Fairbrother & A. Rainnie (Eds.), Globalisation,
state, and labour (pp. 97-118). London: Routledge.
