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Hi!

I want to reference a short note (viz., Tucker [1950] below) which is
reprinted in its entirety within a later journal article written by someone
else (viz., in Straffin [1980]).

The best way I've come up with to handle this is to include the following
as a citation:

  The earliest written description of the Prisoners� Dilemma appears
  in Tucker [1950], which is reprinted in Straffin [1980].

And then my bibliography includes both of the following entries separately:

  Straffin, Philip [1980] �The Prisoner�s Dilemma,�
  UMAP Journal 1: 101�103.

  Tucker, A.W. [1950] �A Two-Person Dilemma,� mimeo.

I would prefer to have a citation that read:

  The earliest written description of the Prisoners� Dilemma appears
  in Tucker [1950].

And have a single entry in the bibliography which reads something like:

  Tucker, A.W. [1950] �A Two-Person Dilemma,� reprinted
  in Straffin, Philip [1980] �The Prisoner�s Dilemma,�
  UMAP Journal 1: 101�103.

What's the best way for me to handle this type of reference and to
implement this in EndNote Plus?

(If Tucker [1950] were reprinted in an edited book, I would know what to
do. What throws me is that it's reprinted within an article which then
appears within a journal.)

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

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 \_|IM RATLIFF
   Dept. of Economics
   University of Arizona