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Plagiarism is a hot topic in universities and the media. With more information online it's easier to find what you need, but it's also easy to forget to reference all sources you have used in your work. Referencing can be complicated, but Cite them right makes it easy. This new expanded edition includes:
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Publication details:
Cite them right:
the essential referencing guide
by Richard Pears and Graham Shields
Published by Pear Tree Books
102 pages
ISBN 978-0-9551216-1-6