Research Guides: Public Affairs 112: Social Movements: Citing Sources

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Subjects: Public Affairs

Cite Your Sources

Citing Sources
A basic guide. Includes information about copyright and avoiding plagiarism.
Purdue OWL
Resources for writing and citing

Citation Managers

Organize all your research in one place and quickly generate your bibliography. Not sure which to choose? Take a look at the Citation Managers guide to help you decide.

Zotero
A free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources, PDFs, images, and audio and video files. See the UCLA Library's Zotero Research Guide or WI+RE's Get Started with Zotero tutorial for additional information.
EndNote Basic
This is a free web-based citation manager that will help you collect and organize references and build your citations into a bibliography. Need to use proxy server to access off-campus. Access discontinues once you graduate.
A resource guide for using EndNote is available at: EndNote and EndNote Online
Mendeley
A free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research. Used mostly in the sciences.