Style for this formatting?

bentle

I am searching for a style that might roughly/closely match these requirements. I have been scanning the repository but have not found one. Does anyone have an idea of what might be a close match?

Thanks!
Tom

In-text references:
(Brown 1992)
(Brown 1992; Smith 1995)
(Brown 1992: 145)

Bibliography Examples (with book and journal titles in italics):

Valenstein, E. S. (1998). Blaming the Brain. New York: Free Press.

Hancké, B. (2010). ‘Varieties of Capitalism and Business’, in D. Coen, W. Grant, and G. Wilson (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Business and Government. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 123–47.

Roback, H. B., and Abramowitz, S. I. (1979). ‘Insight and Hospital Judgement’, Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 24: 417–24.

Galt, M. N. (1985). ‘Wealth and Income in New Zealand 1870–1939’, Ph.D. thesis (Victoria University, Wellington).

Quint, B. (May 2001). ‘One Hour to Midnight: Tasini Oral Arguments at the Supreme Court’, Information Today [online journal], (accessed 1 July 2001).

Drucker, P. (1995). 'Really Reinventing Government', Atlantic Monthly, 275(2): 49–61.

adamsmith

try Political Studies or British Journal of Sociology.

What is this for?

bentle

Thanks!

It's for a chapter in an Oxford University Press book.

Cheers,
Tom

bentle

That was fantastically helpful and I was able to make the small changes to the Political Studies style using the Step by Step help page (and a bit of guesswork).

Thanks very much!
Tom

spaetz

It would be great to include the Oxford University Press Style to the available list of styles. Care to paste it so that adamsmith can include it (preferrably on gist.github.com I guess). WOUld be much appreciated...