Reference in AGLC 4th

The following details should be provided for book chapters in a bibliography:

• First author (of the chapter) - surname followed by first name.
  Subsequent author's names should be listed as they appear on the source: given name, initial or middle name, surname
• The chapter title in single quotation marks
• The word in
• The author's given name followed by surname. If there are more than three authors, list the first editor followed by et al
• (ed) or (eds) if there are two or more editors
• The book title in italics
• The Publisher, edition and year in round brackets
• The starting page of the chapter

Chapters with One Author and One Editor
Dubber, Markus Dirk, 'Criminal Justice Process and War on Crime', in Colin Sumner (ed), The Blackwell Companion to Criminology, (Blackwell, 2007) 49
Note: even though this book is available in both hard copy and electronic formats (from EBL), you reference it in the same way.

Chapters with Two Authors and Two Editors
Bloustein, Gerry and Mark Israel, 'Crime and the Media', in Andrew Goldsmith, Mark Israel & Kathleen Daly (eds), Crime and Justice: An Australian Textbook in Criminology (Lawbook Co, 2nd ed, 2003) 39

Chapters with Three Authors and Three Editors
Ransley, Janet, Rachel Dioso-Villa and Andrew Goldsmith, 'Failures of Justice', in Marinella Marmo, Willem De Lint and Darren Palmer (eds), Crime and Justice: A Guide to Criminology (Lawbook Co, 4th ed, 2012) 609

Chapters with More Than Three Editors
Hayward, Keith and Wayne Morrison, 'Theoretical Criminology: A Starting Point', in Chris Hale et al (eds), Criminology (Oxford University Press, 2005) 61