Format:
Author, Title of the Book (Edition, Publisher Year).
Footnote
John Knowles, Effective Legal Research (4th edn, Sweet & Maxwell 2016).
Footnote with page number
John Knowles, Effective Legal Research (4th edn, Sweet & Maxwell 2016) 33.
Bibliography
Knowles J, Effective Legal Research (4th edn, Sweet & Maxwell 2016)
Note: Only include edition details for 2nd edition and later. Do not include 1st edn.
Format:
Author, ‘Title of Chapter’ in Editor (ed), Title of the Book (Edition, Publisher Year).
Footnote
Panu Minkkinen, ‘Critical Legal Method as Attitude’ in Dawn Watkins and Mandy Burton (eds), Research Methods in Law (2nd edn, Routledge 2018).
Bibliography
Minkkinen P, ‘Critical Legal Method as Attitude’ in Dawn Watkins and Mandy Burton (eds), Research Methods in Law (2nd edn, Routledge 2018)
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