Add as Book section.
Fill in the fields Author, Year, Title, Editor, Book title, Publisher, Pages. Edition.
(Author, year, pages)
Example 1: (Peduzzi, 2016, p. 74)
Example 2: (Jones, 2018)
Example 3: (Bjørk et al., 2021, p. 23)
Author. (year). Title. In Editor name (Ed.), The book title in italics (pages). Publisher.
Example 1 (one editor):
Peduzzi, P. (2016). Aquatic viruses and global climate change. In J. Marxsen (Ed.), Climate change and microbial ecology: current research and future trends (pp. 73-82). Caister Academic Press.
Example 2 (several editors):
Jones, M. (2018). The needs of mentors. In K. Smith & M. Ulvik (Eds.), Veiledning av nye lærere: Nasjonale og internasjonale perspektiver (2. ed., pp. 124-139). Universitetsforlaget.
Example 3 (several authors and several editors):
Bjørk, I. T., Breievne, G. & Skaug, E.-A. (2021). Grunnleggende behov, kropp og velvære. In N. J. Kristoffersen, E.-A. Skaug, S. A. Steindal & G. H. Grimsbø (Eds.), Grunnleggende sykepleie 2: Grunnleggende behov og helse (4. ed., pp. 17-42). Gyldendal.
Note: The names of the editors after “In” are not written in the inverted forms (surname, initials), instead they’re mentioned in a more natural manner (initials, surname).
Add as Book section.
Fill in the fields Author, Year, Title, Editor, Book title, Publisher, Pages. Edition.
Add as Book section.
Fill in the fields Title, Author, Editor, Book title, Edition*, Publisher, Date, Pages.
*Not for 1st editions.
Are you sure you have included all the editors? Remember that if, for example, four names are listed on the cover and title page, usually all of them are editors, even if (ed./red.) only appears after the last surname mentioned.
Have you managed to distinguish between an edition and a print run? If the book’s content is edited, we usually refer to it as a new edition (abbreviation: ed./utg.). If a book is exactly the same and has simply been printed again, it is called a print run. You don’t include the number print runs while you must include the edition unless it is the 1st edition.