Quiz on Correct reference management

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Below are three references. Which one is a reference to an article in an academic/scholarly/scientific journal?

Bryman, Alan. 2008. Social research methods. 3 ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Lundmark, Linda. 2005. Economic restructuring into tourism in the Swedish mountain range. Scandinavian Journal of Hospitality and Tourism 5(1): 23-45. doi:10.1080/150222505100114273.

Malmberg, Anders. 2003. Beyond the cluster: local milieus and global connections. I Peck, Jamie and Wai-chung Yeung, Henry (Ed.) Remaking the Global Economy. London: Sage Publications, 145-162.

There are times when you will need to refer to a text that is published as a web page. Maybe that page is part of a set of pages that are reminiscent of a book. Below are some alternatives on what constitutes enough information for a reader to be able to identify the source. (More than one of the alternatives may be correct.)

Think as if you have to refere to a book: Is there information about an author? Can the page be likend to a chapter in a book And if that is the case, what is the titel of the whole work "the book". Is there informaion about most recent update? Can the URL be used as a link in the reference?

All I need is the heading on the page and the URL, and information about on what date I collected the information or read the page.

If i am lucky the authors or publishers will provide information about how they want the page to be quoted. But I hav eto check that the format is correct compared to the istructions I have been given for how I should format the references in my paper.