Harvardstilen
Harvardstilen is a citation method used in academic writing to provide a clear and consistent way to reference sources. It is named after Harvard University, where it was first developed. The style is widely used in the humanities and social sciences, and it is known for its simplicity and flexibility.
In Harvardstilen, references are listed in the text at the point where they are first cited, and
The full reference list at the end of the document follows a specific format, which includes the
Harvardstilen is part of a broader family of citation styles known as author-date systems, which are characterized
The style is maintained by the Harvard University Press and is regularly updated to reflect changes in