Notes/bibliography is the older version of CMS. Typically used in the disciplines of literature, history and the arts it accommadates endnotes or footnotes and a bibliography to fully document a paper.
Below are citation examples for books:
Books: One Author
Bib Entry:
Druckman, Daniel. Doing research: methods of inquiry for conflict analysis. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, 2005.
Endnote/Footnote:
[1] Daniel Druckman. Doing research: methods of inquiry for conflict analysis (Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, 2005).
Books: More than One Author
Bib Entry:
Cheldelin, Sarah, Daniel Druckman, and Larissa Fast. Conflict: from analysis to intervention. New York: Continuum, 2008.
Endnote/Footnote:
[1] Sarah Cheldelin and others. Conflict: from analysis to intervention (New York: Continuum, 2008).
Books: One Editor
Bib Entry:
Sandole, Dennis J. D., ed. Handbook of conflict analysis and resolution. New York: Routledge, 2009.
Endnote/Footnote:
[1] Dennis J.D. Sandole, ed. Handbook of conflict analysis and resolution (New York : Routledge, 2009).
The author-date system of CMS is typically used in the disciplines of physical, natural and social sciences.
Below are citation examples for books:
Books: One Author
Reference Entry:
Druckman, Daniel. 2005. Doing research : methods of inquiry for conflict analysis. Thousand Oaks : Sage Publications.
In text citation:
(Druckman 2005) if quoting add page, ex., (Druckman 2005, 101)
Books: More than One Author
Reference Entry:
Cheldelin, S., D. Druckman, and L. Fast. 2008. Conflict: from analysis to intervention. New York: Continuum.
In text citation:
(Cheldelin et al. 2008) if quoting add page, ex., (Cheldelin et al. 2008, 101)
Books: One Editor
Reference Entry:
Sandole, Dennis J.D., eds. 2009. Handbook of conflict analysis and resolution. New York: Routledge.
In text citation:
(Sandole 2009) if quoting insert page at the end ex., (Sandole 2009, 101)