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U.S. Government Publications at the University of Wisconsin-Madison : Citing Government Publications

How to find U.S. government publications at University of Wisconsin-Madison libraries.

General Guides


For examples using specific citation styles, see the dropdown menu under "Citing Government Publications."

These resources are not specific to a citation style, but provide guidelines and examples that can be adapted to different styles.

Book

Cheney, Debora. The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information Resources: a Manual for Social Science & Business Research. Bethesda, MD: LexisNexis; Congressional Information Service, c2002.

Call number: J9.5 G37 2002

Locations:

  • Memorial Library Reference Stacks, 2 South (non-circulating)
  • Steenbock Library Stacks (1st Floor)

Need to cite articles, books, or Web pages?

General Citing Sources tips from the UW-Madison Libraries

UW-Madison Writing Center's Writer's Handbook has a section on Citing Your Sources (APA, Chicago, CBE, MLA, etc.).

Information on quoting and paraphrasing from UW-Madison's Writing Center.

Video tutorial "Intro to Plagiarism" from the UW-Madison Libraries.

Information from the UW Madison Libraries on citation managers.

Federal Depository Library Program

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As part of the Federal Depository Library Program, the UW-Madison Libraries make U.S. government publications available to the public at no fee.

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