Citation Styles & Tools: Other Citation Styles

Online access to The ACS Style Guide, from the American Chemical Society.

Online access to American Medical Association's AMA Manual of Style, the most commonly used style in medical journals.

Not a citation guide, but a writing guide for journalists from the Associated Press. Provides "guidelines for spelling, language, punctuation, usage and journalistic style."

Quick tips on using the official style of the American Sociological Association.

UW Law Library's guide to using Bluebook, the dominant legal citation style.

Quick guide from Scientific Style and Formatting (8th ed.), the official manual of the Council of Science Editors used by many science journals, and the three systems of citation used in CSE journals.

Guide from Anglia Ruskin University (license CC BY-NC-ND 3.0). The Harvard system is an author-date citation system used by many British and Commonwealth universities, and also by UW's Geography Department. Try out the Ultimate Guide to Harvard Referencing, a Harvard-style citation generator

The 2016 editorial style manual of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a style commonly used in technical fields like computer science.

The Linguistics Society of America's Unified Style Sheet for Linguistics Journals (2003). See also the specific Language Style Sheet used in that journal.

Quick guide to the Modern Humanities Research Association format used by British humanities journals.