This document provides guidelines for citing various types of references in APA style, including books by single and multiple authors, edited books, essays in books, works by corporate/institutional authors, brochures/pamphlets, journal articles, magazine articles, unpublished works, newspapers, conference papers, online journal articles, websites, and personal home pages. Formats are given for in-text citations and reference list entries for each type of work.

1. APA References
For a bookwith one author
Example Kotler, P. (1998). Marketing management:Analysis, planning,
implementation and control. New Delhi: Prentice-Hall of India
Robbins, S. P. (1996). Organizationalbehavior:Concepts,
controversies and applications. New Delhi: Prentice-Hall of India
For a bookwith two or more authors
Example Beardwell, I., & Cooper, C. L. (1996). Work psychology:
Understandinghuman behaviorin the workplace. Delhi: Macmillan
India.
Arnold, J., Robertson, I. T., & Suker, L. (1996). Human resource
management:A contemporary perspective. Delhi: Macmillan India.
For an edited book
Example Pant, P. R., & Manandhar, N. (Eds). (1998). Industrialrelations in
Nepal:A book of readings. Kathmandu. FNF and IRF.
Ross, A. M. (Ed.). (1996). Industrialrelations and economic
development. London: Macmillan.
For an essay in a book
Example Jyoti, P. (1998). Labor management: A critique. In P. R. Pant & N.
Manandhar (Eds.), Industrial relations in Nepal:A book of readings
(pp.297-302). Kathmandu: FNF and IRF.
For a corporateor institutional author
Example Nepal Red Cross. (2001). Fire representative training manual.
Kathmandu: NRC.
OR
Fire representative training manual. (2001). Kathmandu: Nepal Red
Cross.

2. For a brochure or pamphlet
Example New Horizon College. (2008). Prospectus. Butwal: Author.
OR
Prospectus. (2008). Butwal: New Horizon college.
For a later edition of book
Example Dwivedi, R. S. (2007). Human relations and organizationalbehavior
(4th ed.). Delhi: Macmillan India.
For a journal article
Example Pant, P. R. (1993). Human resource development: A cross-country
overview of the Asian region. The Nepalese ManagementReview,
3(1), 1-13.
For an article in monthly or weekly magazine
Example Shukla, M. (2005, February). Managing creative talents. Indian
Management. pp.3-7
For unpublished materials
Examples Joshi, M. (2002). Fine tea plantation:A case study. (n.p).
Khetan, M. (1992). Motivation behind acquisition of time saving
electrical appliancesby Nepalease households. Unpublished Master's
thesis, Central Department of Mnagement, Tribhuvan University.
For a newspaper
Example The Rising Nepal. (1996, July 15). p. 2.
For a paper presented at a seminar
Example Sharma, B. (2007, June). WTO:Its impacton the education sector.
Paper presented at the seminar of Assosciation of Business Students.
Central Department of Management, Kirtipur, Nepal.

3. For a journal articles on the Internet
Example subba, A. (2008). The language matters in management profession. The Nepal
Review [online]. Available: <http://www.nepre.org.np/6/2/> [2008, September
12]
For Internet site
Example Schoolof Administration [online] (cited 2008), January7).
Available: <http://www.adm.co.np> [2008, February 9]
For home page
Example Bhandari, C. (2008, March 26). Nepal's culture and learning [ home Page of ABC
Institution]. [online]. Available: <http://www.abc.co.np> [2008, March 28]