Request for Citation Style CSE Style Manual, 7th edition (Name-Year)

ArhiVerona
Hi, I need CSE Style Manual, 7th edition (Name-Year)that is used in Leukos (Illuminating Engineering Society). I tried to use Council of Science Editors, Name-Year (author-date) and Taylor & Francis - Council of Science Editors (author-date), but they look differently :-( Can anybody help me. I know this style exist for EndNote, but I am interested in ZOTERO!)
  • adamsmith
    I'm pretty sure our CSE style is correct. What differences are you seeing and what exactly are you comparing them to?
  • ArhiVerona
    Appearance of the Authors in the text should be [Okuda 1993; Wilcox 1991] and I am getting it differently, with commas after the author name
  • ArhiVerona
    This is from manual for the authors:
    Citations appear in the body of the article as an author last name and date, set off with brackets, such as: [Okdua 1993]. Multiple
    references [Okuda 1993; Wilcox 1991] are grouped within the same set of brackets, listed alphabetically, and separated by semi-
    colons. Multiple dates indicating multiple references for the same author are listed chronologically and separated by commas
    [Okuda 1993; Wilcox 1991, 1993]. Use letters to identify references published by the same author in the same year [Okuda 1993a,
    1993b].
  • adamsmith
    That's not what CSE says (see e.g. under Name Year here: http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/quickguides/cse as well as various other sources: https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=council+of+science+editors+name+year&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8).

    We can certainly add a style for Leukos, but since it diverges from CSE on this, I'd want to make sure it's otherwise the same. So, are the bibliography entries right?
  • ArhiVerona
    If you can add the style exactly for Leukos, it would be absolutely fantastic and extremely helpful!
    And thank you for info about CSE.
    And yes, bibliography entries are right, just the name of the article should not be presented in quotation marks, it sould be like this:
    Journal Articles
    General format:
    Author(s). Year. Article title. Journal title. Volume Number(issue number):inclusive pages.
    Example:
    Taylor LH, Sucov EW. 1974. The movement of people toward lights. J Illum Eng Soc. 3(3): 237-241.
    Books
    General format:
    Author(s) [or editor(s)]. Year. Title. Edition information. Place of publication: publisher name. Number of pages.
    Example:
    Wyszecki G, Stiles WS. 1982. Color science: concepts and methods, quantitative data and formulae. 2nd ed. New York (NY): John
    Wiley and Sons. 968 p.
    Handbooks
    General format:
    Editor(s), “editor(s)”. Year. Title. Edition information. Place of publication: publisher name. Name of section; Inclusive pages.
    Example:
    DiLaura DL, Houser KW, Mistrick RG, Steffy GR, editors. 2011. The lighting handbook: reference and application. 10th ed. New
    York (NY): The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America. Solid state lighting; p 7.58–7.72.
  • ArhiVerona
    Sorry if I wrote too much and thank you!
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