If
you are following the style Manual for Political Science,
(1993) published by the American Political Science Association (APSA),
use parenthetical citations within your text to indicate the source
of borrowed ideas and quotations.
At the end of your paper you should provide
a list of all of the references cited in your paper.
The sample citations and references on
these pages are drawn from the Style Manual for Political Science,
revised edition, 1993, and from The Chicago Manual of style,
14th edition (1993).
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