Cross-reference entries

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 2 Cross-reference entries
    Because this book is designed to provide more information than the
    standard dictionary and to give an expansive account of the recent history
    of certain words and concepts, there is some grouping together of related
    pieces of information in a single article. This means that, in addition to
    the full entry, there is a need for cross-reference entries leading the
    reader from the normal alphabetical place of a word or phrase to the full
    entry in which it is discussed. Cross-reference entries are single-line
    entries containing only the headword (with a superior number if identical
    to some other headword), a subject area or areas to give some topical
    orientation, the word "see," and the headword under which the information
    can be found. For example:
        ESA       see environmentally
    A cross-reference entry is given only if there is a significant distance
    between the alphabetical places of the cross-referenced headword and the
    full entry in which it is mentioned. Thus the compounds and derived forms
    of a full headword are not given their own cross-reference entries because
    these would immediately follow the full entry; the same is true of the
    words which start with one of the common initial elements (such as eco- or
    Euro-) which have their own full entries listing many different formations
    in which they are used. On the other hand, the forms grouped together by
    their final element (for example, words ending in -friendly or -gate) are
    all entered as cross-reference entries in their normal alphabetical
    places.