Puzzle and Pattern of Australian Politics (PPAP)

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Referencing Styles
ABNT (Brazilian Association of Technical Standards) - Used in: Brazil academic writing.
ACS (American Chemical Society) - Used in: Chemistry. Three citation systems (numeric, superscript, or author–date).
*AGLC4 (The Australian Guide to Legal Citation) - Used in: Academics, legal practitioners, law students, the judiciary, legal writing, and research.
AIP (American Institute of Physics) - Used in: Physics.
AMA (American Medical Association) - Used in: Medicine, Biomedical Sciences. Numeric style.
APA7 (American Psychological Association) - Psychology, Education, Social Sciences.
APS (American Psychological Society) - Used in: Psychological sciences (less common than APA).
APSA (American Political Science Association) - Used in: Political Science.
ASA (American Sociological Association) - Used in: Sociology.
Bluebook - Used in: Law in the United States.
Chicago Style - Two systems: Notes and Bibliography (History, Humanities) & Author–Date (Sciences, Social Sciences).
CSE (Council of Science Editors) - Used in: Biology, Life Sciences. Three systems: Name–Year, Citation–Sequence, Citation–Name.
Harvard Referencing - Used widely across many disciplines. Similar to APA but not identical; variations exist by institution.
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) - Used in: Engineering, Technology, Computer Science. Numeric citation style.
ISO 690 - International standard referencing style (used in Europe).
MHRA (Modern Humanities Research Association) - Used in: Humanities (especially UK).
MLA (Modern Language Association) - Used in: Literature, Arts, Humanities.
NLM (National Library of Medicine) - Used in: Biomedical sciences.
OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities) - Used in: Law in UK and Commonwealth countries.
Turabian - Student-friendly version of Chicago. Used for theses and dissertations.
Vancouver - Used in: Medicine, Health Sciences. Numeric superscript or bracketed numbers.

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