'Harvard' style for Emerald journals?

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Dear forum members,

For an article in one of Emerald’s journals (http://www.emeraldinsight.com) I am trying to create a reference list using EndNote, but cannot find a suitable (export) style.

Emerald states that references should be in ‘Harvard’ style and when I search for this in EndNote I find four possible candidates. Problem is that none of these four corresponds with the reference style Emerald uses: none of them uses a comma (,) as a separator and neither do they list titles between quotes ("").

As far as I have searched, all of Emerald’s journals seem to use this reference style, so I would be surprised if there isn’t an EndNote export style available.

Help would be greatly appreciated!

PS: For an explanation of ‘how-to-refer’ in Emerald journals see for instance: http://info.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/author_guidelines.htm?id=arj

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My post has now been read over 600 times, but no answer. It seems a highly relevant question to me, as it concerns many journals (and thus EndNote users).

Do the moderators/owners/EndNote technicians still read this forum?

Message Edited by mgap on 09-15-2008 10:27 AM

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Instructions on how to use Emerald with EndNote can be found on the site in the user help files at http://info.emeraldinsight.com/help/user/citation.htm

I hope this will help!  

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Hi ap70,

Thanks for your help, but I think this isn’t really what I was looking for. If I understand it correctly, the page you are referring to only deals with importing references from articles in Emerald journals. I am looking for a way to (easily) create your own references, i.e. a style that provides the correct output format for Emerald journals.

I guess it just doesn’t exist… 

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Harvard style isn’t a fixed standard, like Vancouver style. There are many “variations”.

Try this style, which has templates for book, edited book, book section, conference proceeding, and journal article.

Best regards,

Harvard Modified.ens (13.1 KB)

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Great, myoshigi! At first sight this looks exactly like what I was looking for. Thank you very much!

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Myoshigi: You rock. Thank you so much. This just what I needed to. I am working on modifying a paper for submission to an Emerald journal. Arigato gozaimasu, Scot Holliday

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Hi, could you plz tell me what to do with your uploaded file, i am sorry, i am blank