WU Libraries Government, Etc.: Citing Government Information
Subject librarian: Barbara Rehkop
Office Hours: By Appointment
Email: brehkop@wustl.edu
Phone: 314/935-7465
Fax: 314/935-4919
Link to Main Government page
Citation Guides and Style Manuals
Provided by the University of North Texas. It is an excellent resource for all
types of style manuals.
Brief
Guide to Citing Government Publications
Most style manuals do a remarkably poor job in explaining how to
cite government publications, so government publications
librarians got together and did one of our own. The government
publications staff at the University of Memphis (TN) created an
easy-to-copy website which is reprinted here for your use.
A Brief
Citation Guide for Internet Sources...
Written by Melvin E. Page, East Tennessee State University, for
"H-Net" at Michigan State University. If you're going to use
websites as sources in your paper, please use this guide for
footnotes and bibliographies. If you are smart, you will print
out the homepage of every website you list for physical proof
that it once existed (because, in the near future, it may
not!).
Library
of Congress Learning Page: How To Cite Electronic
Resources
This site shows examples for both MLA-style and Turabian-style
citations, for government information, maps, films, and much
more.