Plagiarism is a very serious academic transgression. Copyright law, and exceptions such as fair use, can be complex. To learn more, check out the following resources:
Citation styles often vary by discipline. Since Geography is multidisciplinary, the citation style you are asked to use may vary by course or focus. Using a citation management software such as Zotero or ZoteroBib can help you switch more easily between styles; more information is below.
This page also includes resources for two widely used styles: Chicago and APA (American Psychological Association). The Annals of the American Association of Geographers now uses Chicago style B (in-text Author-Date citation and a reference list).
NOTE: The Annals of the American Association of Geographers uses Chicago style B (in-text Author-Date citation and a reference list).
Which version do you need?
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Useful sites that describe how to conduct a literature review.