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Useful for identifying in which database a specific journal title can be found. It also includes coverage dates.
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The library collections are tailored to meet the needs of BPP’s taught programmes and consist of 40,000 books many of which are available online, 65,000 journal titles, 36,000 case studies, 350 law reports including all major series, legal research materials, financial reports and information for UK and international companies and a range of careers and reference material, including online newspapers.
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Cite Them Right offers guidance, articles and videos on various referencing styles, including Harvard, OSCOLA and APA, teaching users to reference their sources correctly, addressing common queries such as avoiding plagiarism and understanding the differences between primary and secondary sources.
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