Citing Sources - IMBA 241 - Comparative International Management - Research Guides at California State University Sacramento

General

We cite sources to acknowledge the work of others, as well as to avoid academic dishonesty, or plagiarism.

APA 7th edition
The CSUS guide to using APA for citations, both in the bibliography and in-text.

Chicago Style Guide
Chicago style for selected business sources
A guide for citing business resources in Chicago style put together by librarians at UCLA.
Sample business citations
First, select your style then click on Sample Citations. Includes some samples in Chicago, APA and MLA styles. Created by librarians at Boston University.
MLA Style Guide

There are many programs that allow you to organize references and create bibliographies. Listed below are some of the most commonly used on campus.

EndNote
The campus has purchased a site license, which allows students, faculty and staff to download a copy of EndNote. This program takes time to learn and is best used for large numbers of references.
Zotero
A free Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, cite, and share your research sources.
EndNote Web
Best for students who want to create simple bibliographies. Resides on the web.
Microsoft Word
If you use Word you can create a bibliography from within the software.

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