Forced Migration and Refugee Studies

It's super important to give credit to your sources - you're building on their personal experiences, academic research and professional expertise. Join the conversations happening in this field by giving credit to the voices that are shaping your perspective - your analysis has more weight when you show your work through citations.*

*This counts for photos, videos, tweets, etc. too!

The majority of the Library's e-resources can generate a single citation for you.

Places to look for the Cite Button or other Citation Tools in E-Resources:

• The right-hand menu on the article abstract page.
• At the top of the results list.
• Immediately under each citation in the results list.
• At the very bottom of an article or article abstract page.

Because sometimes you have to cite something weird.

Citation managers are amazing tools that can do so much for your research process, including:

Here are the citation managers we recommend:

These aren't quite as robust as a full citation manager, but they're useful tools for creating citations. Remember though, no citation generator is 100% accurate. Please double-check your citations against the handbook to be sure they're right!