Harvard Style - Cite Them Right 9th edition for Policy Press

pthistlethwaite@gc.c
I'm submitting a manuscript for the Policy Press based in Bristol. The PP style guide nearly works with the Harvard - Cite Them Right 9th edition, but with a few pesky differences. Would anyone care to modify the Harvard style code to work with Policy Press guidelines?
  • adamsmith
    What type of changes are we talking about? If it'll take me 5mins I can do it. Not if I'm going to spend significant amounts of time.
  • pthistlethwaite@gc.c
    Thanks- missed your reply earlier.

    Major differences are in Policy Press Harvard Style:
    1. et al is not italicized in text or in references
    2. edition statement in parentheses (3rd edn)
    3. article pagination preceded by a colon behind volume and issue (38(6): 776-83)
    4. chapter references retain pp followed by no period (pp 23-56)
    5. pagination numbers elide as far as possible, keeping 'teen' numbers (43-5; 134-46; 14-16)
    6. no Access date for URLs
    7. book and journal titles capitalise first word and names, plus first word after title punctuation (Policy & Politics) (The society at large: Questioning community)

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