yeah, that's exactly the thing we'd want to know:
does that happen with every style, just with one, or maybe with one group of styles? Since switching back&forth is quick, you can just do that for testing, even if you need the Zeitschrift für Soziologie one in the end.
Thanks for your advice! I tried some other citation styles. APA does not work as it supposed to do. There are the same problems. But when I change to the Chicago Manual of Style 16th edition (author-date), the citations are correctly.
Is there any possibility to change something in the citation style of Zeitschrift für Soziologie? E.g. in the commands of the editor?
I've noticed that Zotero doesn't always recalculate all of the author-date year disambiguations. Is APA still broken when you force it to recalculate from scratch by switching to it from a non-author style? Or when you hit the Refresh button?
does that happen with every style, just with one, or maybe with one group of styles? Since switching back&forth is quick, you can just do that for testing, even if you need the Zeitschrift für Soziologie one in the end.
Is there any possibility to change something in the citation style of Zeitschrift für Soziologie? E.g. in the commands of the editor?