AGLC subsequent reference error
Dear colleagues,
It seems the AGLC 4 (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 4) style fails to use short titles where specified in subsequent references. An example of what zotero is currently doing is outlined below.
1) Brian W Head, ‘Wicked Problems in Public Policy’ (2008) 3(2) Public Policy 101, 105–7 ('Wicked Problems')
2) Richard Johnstone and Michael Tooma, Work Health & Safety Regulation in Australia The Model Act (Federation Press, 1st ed, 2012) 38–43.
3) Head (n 1) 106.
Zotero should style the reference as:
1) Brian W Head, ‘Wicked Problems in Public Policy’ (2008) 3(2) Public Policy 101, 105–7 ('Wicked Problems')
2) Richard Johnstone and Michael Tooma, Work Health & Safety Regulation in Australia The Model Act (Federation Press, 1st ed, 2012) 38–43.
3) Wicked Problems (n 1) 106.
Are there any suggestions or potential fixes for this issue?
All the best,
James
It seems the AGLC 4 (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 4) style fails to use short titles where specified in subsequent references. An example of what zotero is currently doing is outlined below.
1) Brian W Head, ‘Wicked Problems in Public Policy’ (2008) 3(2) Public Policy 101, 105–7 ('Wicked Problems')
2) Richard Johnstone and Michael Tooma, Work Health & Safety Regulation in Australia The Model Act (Federation Press, 1st ed, 2012) 38–43.
3) Head (n 1) 106.
Zotero should style the reference as:
1) Brian W Head, ‘Wicked Problems in Public Policy’ (2008) 3(2) Public Policy 101, 105–7 ('Wicked Problems')
2) Richard Johnstone and Michael Tooma, Work Health & Safety Regulation in Australia The Model Act (Federation Press, 1st ed, 2012) 38–43.
3) Wicked Problems (n 1) 106.
Are there any suggestions or potential fixes for this issue?
All the best,
James
Thanks for the comment. I appreciate the update. You are partially correct in your comment. Rule 1.4.1 continues on to say short titles can be used in place of the author's surname. Moreover, 1.4.4 provides examples of such. When the AGLC is used, a short title will replace the author's name in secondary sources. However, Zotero doesn't allow that.