Help with citation style
For an edited volume, we have to submit a manuscript in a somewhat strange format (see instructions below from T.M.C. Asser Press, and an example chapter can be found here).
My request to those of you with experience:
- would somebody be willing to make a Zotero style citation for us based on these instructions (against some remuneration)?
- which existing style does this come closest to (and could therefore be used as a basis)?
Thanks!
References and citations
References should be cited in footnotes. References to books, book chapters, or journal articles should be given in a shortened form: author name(s), year (without brackets) and page number or paragraph (margin number). Some examples:
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One author: Barnard 2008, p 341 or Miller 1991, para 30
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Two authors: Sauter and Schepel 2009, p 179 or Miller and Smith 1991, para 30
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Three authors or more: Miller et al 1991, p 17 or Miller et al 1991, para 30
In the case of two or more titles by the same author published in the same year, use a, b, c etc., for example:
Barnard 2008a, p 341 Barnard 2008b, p 295 Barnard 2008c, p 131
The complete bibliographical information regarding the citation should be provided in the
Reference list
at the end of each chapter (for more information, see ‘Reference list’ below).
- References to news articles, court decisions, laws, and regulations should remain in the footnotes; it is however possible to include lists of cases at the end of a chapter.
References to news articles
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References to news articles should remain in the footnotes and be referenced in the following manner:
[Author’s surname and initial(s) if available][year of publication between brackets][Title of article][URL][Accessed [format: DD MM YYYY, example: 1 January 2017].
Reference list
Each chapter should contain a separate reference list. Entries must be listed in alphabetical order according to the surname of the (first) author. The rules for alphabetization are:
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First, all works by the author alone, ordered chronologically by year of publication
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Next, all works by the author with a co-author, ordered alphabetically by co-author
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Finally, all works by the author with several co-authors, ordered chronologically by year of publication.
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Authors whose surname starts with de or De should be listed in the relevant position under the D, authors whose surname starts with a v or V should be listed under the V. Therefore, for example, van der Wilt, H does not belong under the W but under the V.
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Please ensure capital letters (and lower case letters) are used where and when necessary, for instance where names of treaties, countries or persons are concerned.
If a book or article to be included in the reference list is not an English-language publication, please provide a translation of the title between square brackets after the foreign-language title; this translation will preferably be the official one, or, if such a translation is not available, your own.
Examples:
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Journal article
Barnard C [no full stop(s) after initial(s)] (2008) [no comma or full stop after year of publication] Unravelling the Services Directive, CMLRev 25:323-394 (= volume number:page numbers) [no punctuation mark at the end of the reference]
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Article by DOI
McCormack G [no full stop(s) after initial(s)] (2014) [no comma or full stop after year of publication] Reconciling European conflicts and insolvency law. [full stop after title of article] EBOR doi:10.1017/S1566752914001153 [no punctuation mark at the end of the reference]
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Book
Bantekas I [no full stop(s) after initial(s)] (2009) [no comma or full stop after year of publication] Trust funds under international law. [full stop after title of article] T.M.C. Asser Press, The Hague [name publisher, followed a comma, followed by place name location publisher, no punctuation mark at the end of the reference]
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Book chapter
Van de Gronden J, Szyszcak E [no full stop(s) after initial(s)] (2011) [no comma or full stop after year of publication] Conclusions. [full stop after title of article] In: Van de Gronden J et al (eds), Health care and EU law. [full stop after name of contributed volume] T.M.C. Asser Press, The Hague, pp 413-420 [no punctuation mark at the end of the reference]
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Online document
War crimes Research Office (2009) [no comma or full stop after year of publication] The gravity threshold of the ICC. [full stop after title of article] www.wcl.america.edu/warcrimes/icc/icc_reports.cfm [no full stop after url] Accessed [date (format: 3 September 2009)]/(link no longer active)]
Style is available now: TMC Asser Press citation style
The style is available here: TMC Asser Press citation style