Scholarly journal articles
The information required for journal articles includes the following (in this precise order):
author’s last name(s) + COMMA + SPACE
capital initial of author’s first name + FULL STOP + SPACE
year of publication + FULL STOP + SPACE
OPENING SINGLE QUOTATION MARK + title of article (lower case except for first word)
CLOSING SINGLE QUOTATION MARK + FULL STOP
Title of Journal (in italics, with capitals initials for content words)
volume number of journal + COLON + SPACE
start page + HYPHEN + end page + FULL STOP
The same rules for multiple authorship apply as for monographs.
You should use this format for articles from journals that you access as a hard-copy as well as those that you access through JSTOR or similar electronic archives. This is because the latter are not web materials as such, but simply scanned electronic copies from printed volumes. Therefore, you don't need to give the URL and access date for journal articles.
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