Upgrade StorageThe Accounting Review: style update request
Hello,
I am looking for help with updating a citation style. Specifically, The Accounting Review style is a little out of date with the most recent style guide provided on the website (style guide link: https://aaahq.org/portals/0/documents/publications/00_MANUSCRIPT_PREPARATION_AND_STYLE_11.29.22.pdf). If you go to the style guide and navigate to the Citations section I have numbered which points need updating.
1 -- Citations #1: The first time a citation is referenced, where up to 5 authors are cited, all authors should be listed.
2 -- Citations #4: When a work is cited a second time, where 3 or more authors are on one citation, the citation should include the first author's name then "et al."
3 -- Citations #7: When two authors of the same work share a surname, their first initial should be included in the first citation.
4 -- Reference List Examples: In the bibliography, when the same author team publishes more than one referenced work, the author's names should be listed out each time, rather than subsequently using "---". This is supported by the examples shown in the style guide (see "Baiman, S., and M. Rajan. 2002a." and "Baiman, S., and M. Rajan. 2002b."). I know this issue has come up on the forum in the past so I went and found two recent examples in print. Please see Arnold, M. C., R. L. Hannan, I. D. and Tafkov. 2018. Team member subjective communication in homogeneous and heterogeneous teams. The Accounting Review, 93(5), 1-22. In the reference section of this paper there are two examples where the same author team published twice and their names are spelled out both times. Please see "Farrell, J. 1987." and "Farrell, J. 1993." as well as "Rajan, M. V., and S. Reichelstein. 2006." and "Rajan, M. V., and S. Reichelstein. 2009." Additionally, see Amberger, H. J., K. S. Markle, and D. M. Samuel. 2021. Repatriation taxes, internal agency conflicts, and subsidiary-level investment efficiency. The Accounting Review, 96(4), 1-25. In the reference section of this paper there is one example where the same author published three times and their name is spelled out all three times. Please see "Stein, J. C. 1997.", "Stein, J.C. 2002.", and "Stein, J.C. 2003."
Thank you so much in advance for your help!!!
I am looking for help with updating a citation style. Specifically, The Accounting Review style is a little out of date with the most recent style guide provided on the website (style guide link: https://aaahq.org/portals/0/documents/publications/00_MANUSCRIPT_PREPARATION_AND_STYLE_11.29.22.pdf). If you go to the style guide and navigate to the Citations section I have numbered which points need updating.
1 -- Citations #1: The first time a citation is referenced, where up to 5 authors are cited, all authors should be listed.
2 -- Citations #4: When a work is cited a second time, where 3 or more authors are on one citation, the citation should include the first author's name then "et al."
3 -- Citations #7: When two authors of the same work share a surname, their first initial should be included in the first citation.
4 -- Reference List Examples: In the bibliography, when the same author team publishes more than one referenced work, the author's names should be listed out each time, rather than subsequently using "---". This is supported by the examples shown in the style guide (see "Baiman, S., and M. Rajan. 2002a." and "Baiman, S., and M. Rajan. 2002b."). I know this issue has come up on the forum in the past so I went and found two recent examples in print. Please see Arnold, M. C., R. L. Hannan, I. D. and Tafkov. 2018. Team member subjective communication in homogeneous and heterogeneous teams. The Accounting Review, 93(5), 1-22. In the reference section of this paper there are two examples where the same author team published twice and their names are spelled out both times. Please see "Farrell, J. 1987." and "Farrell, J. 1993." as well as "Rajan, M. V., and S. Reichelstein. 2006." and "Rajan, M. V., and S. Reichelstein. 2009." Additionally, see Amberger, H. J., K. S. Markle, and D. M. Samuel. 2021. Repatriation taxes, internal agency conflicts, and subsidiary-level investment efficiency. The Accounting Review, 96(4), 1-25. In the reference section of this paper there is one example where the same author published three times and their name is spelled out all three times. Please see "Stein, J. C. 1997.", "Stein, J.C. 2002.", and "Stein, J.C. 2003."
Thank you so much in advance for your help!!!
Thank you for making this easy for us with links and a numbered list. That's appreciated.
1+2: et-al and et-al-subsequent settings: fixed
3: I don't think that is possible. (maybe there is a workaround though)
4: subsequent-author-substitute: removed
https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/raw/a9aa70031205d9f47ca7fb9ebaf89b3c26902939/the-accounting-review.csl
The edits for 1 and 2 look great! For number 3, thanks for letting me know.
For number 4 (the subsequent-author-substitute) I am noticing something strange when I test out the update. Rather than replacing the authors with "---" or including the authors names, Zotero just doesn't list authors at all for the second reference with the same author team. Other than that the references look right.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/b964e0bd317220baf792d567aba9529d1c4fea38/the-accounting-review.csl
Referring to the style guide included in the original post:
5-- Citations #1: "with two works by the same author(s), (Nelson 2003, 2005)." Currently Zotero uses a ";" (e.g., Nelson 2003; 2005) instead of a "," to separate the years between two papers by the same author(s). Presently, I have been adding two citations and then just selecting "omit author(s)" for the one published later. Is there a way to accomplish the "," without having to manually update these?
6-- References: The reference section should have hanging indents with no space in between references (see style guide for example). Currently Zotero does not implement hanging indents and adds an 8 pt space after each reference.
Thank you so much for your help!!!
6) hanging indent was already set. So, you'll need to change the indent on your Word document. See https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/blob/708626357a3909ced6aa6fa7c89b242f098ed536/the-accounting-review.csl#L409
New file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/ea2b4e329ec812f57e858bebe9dbcbb1826e6fc2/the-accounting-review.csl