Report: how to cite in Harvard style?

Geben Sie eine Quelle schnell und korrekt nach Harvard an

Wählen Sie eine Art der Quelle aus:

Buch Webseite Zeitschriftenartikel Video (online)

Archivdokument Bericht der Organisation Bild Blog-Beitrag Buch Buchteil CD Copyright-Zertifikat Dissertation Enzyklopädie Enzyklopädie-Artikel Fertige Angabe Gesetz / Normativakt Konferenzbericht Patent Podcast Preprint Pressemitteilung Rechtsstreitsdokument Religiöser Text Social-Media-Beitrag Software Standard Video (online) Videospiel Webseite Wörterbuch Wörterbuchartikel Zeitschriftenartikel Zeitungsartikel Zusammenfassung der Dissertation

General rules

Organisational reports play an important role in the commercial practices of business entities and in a country's institutional environment in general. Such reports are official written documents containing valuable information on a particular company, entity, or organisation: its results, achievements on particular directions, agenda, proposals, etc. On the global scale, reports of international organisations are particularly important.

To create a bibliographic reference to an organisational report available online according to the Harvard citation style, use the following template:

Author(s), (year). Report title Report type and/or number [online]. City: Publisher. [Viewed date viewed]. Available from: doi: DOI

Note:

• The field 'Report type and/or number' is used when the cited document contains this data. The field can be filled in with details such as 'No. 758/AR', 'NIH Publication No. 20-mh-8138', etc.
• Both a corporate and an individual author can be the author of a report. See more about citing different types of authors in the Harvard referencing system here.
• If an organisation is at the same time the author and the publisher of a report, its name is given twice in the reference.

For an organisational report available online at a URL address without a DOI, modify the corresponding element of the bibliographic reference as follows:

Available from: URL

See about how to indicate the DOI and URL addresses in this article.

For referencing the print version of a report, use the following template:

Author(s), (year). Report title Report type and/or number. City: Publisher.

Examples in a list of references

The University of Auckland, (2020). The power of philanthropy: annual report 2019 [online]. Auckland: The University of Auckland. [Viewed 19 January 2021]. Available from: https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/about-us/about-the-university/the-university/official-publications/annual-report.html

Bosworth, S. J. and Snower, D. J., (2021). Technological advance, social fragmentation and welfare IZA DP No. 14042 [online]. Bonn: IZA – Institute of Labor Economics. [Viewed 19 January 2021]. Available from: https://www.iza.org/publications/dp/14042/technological-advance-social-fragmentation-and-welfare