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3.1.7 Other citation conventions in reading lists and bibliographies

When a work has been referred to in its complete form, subsequent references to it may be made in shortened form, by using the Latin abbreviations ibid. or op. cit.

The first time a work is mentioned the full reference may be given like this:-

Bryman, A. Research methods and organization studies. London, Unwin Hyman, 1989, page 32.

If there is another reference to the same book, without another work being mentioned in between, often you will find:-

ibid. page 68 (or p. 68)

[where ibid. simply means 'in the same place']

If reference is made to a preceding work, but it is not the immediately preceding reference, op.cit. is used following the author's name:--

Bryman, op.cit., page 25 (or p.25)

[page 25 of 'the work referred to previously']

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