Style Request: Organization Studies
I'm submitting an article to the journal Organization Studies. They follow APA guidelines, but with one major change. They require full first names in the reference list.
The default APA styles use first initial.
The Organization Studies template available in Zotero is outdated and not near the APA style.
Does anyone have a recommendation of a style that is APA 7, but produces full first names in the reference list?
thanks for any help! <3
details here:
https://journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/cmscontent/OSS/OS Style and Reference Guide_October 2021-1632991647.pdf
"The OS Reference Style is based on the APA Reference Style with some adjustments and one important modification: In the Reference list authors’ names should include the full first name of the author and initials for any further given names"
The default APA styles use first initial.
The Organization Studies template available in Zotero is outdated and not near the APA style.
Does anyone have a recommendation of a style that is APA 7, but produces full first names in the reference list?
thanks for any help! <3
details here:
https://journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/cmscontent/OSS/OS Style and Reference Guide_October 2021-1632991647.pdf
"The OS Reference Style is based on the APA Reference Style with some adjustments and one important modification: In the Reference list authors’ names should include the full first name of the author and initials for any further given names"
edit: I mispoke and said organization science. I'm trying to use the style for Organization Studies
Organization Studies (I miswrote org science in the initial post) should be the latest APA format, but with full first names instead of initials....like this:
Tourais, Patrícia and Videira, Nuno (2016). Why, How and What do Organizations Achieve with the Implementation of Environmental Management Systems: Lessons from a Comprehensive Review on the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme. Sustainability 8(3): 283. DOI: 10.3390/su8030283.
I actually don’t think CSL can do what this journal is asking for, can it? It can either initialize all names or none of them, not initialize only non-first names. Is that right? @adamsmith
If that’s the case, just make this a dependent style on APA.
This is a pretty ridiculous requirement—I don’t know why they feel it’s necessary to deviate from the widely used style guide in such a minor and trivial way.
Tourais, P., & Videira, N. (2016). Why, How and What do Organizations Achieve with the Implementation of Environmental Management Systems: Lessons from a Comprehensive Review on the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme. Sustainability, 8, 283.
Their new format should be this:
Tourais, Patrícia and Videira, Nuno (2016). Why, How and What do Organizations Achieve with the Implementation of Environmental Management Systems: Lessons from a Comprehensive Review on the Eco-Management and Audit Scheme. Sustainability 8(3): 283. DOI: 10.3390/su8030283.
The differences that need to be updated are:
complete first names need to be used
include the DOI if it exists
present the volume(issue): page number(s) in the APA7 format.
basically their new format is APA 7, with full first names.
I hope that helps. thanks again.
https://journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/cmscontent/OSS/OS Style and Reference Guide_October 2021-1632991647.pdf
"The OS Reference Style is based on the APA Reference Style with some adjustments and one important modification: In the Reference list authors’ names should include the full first name of the author and initials for any further given names. "
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/01708406211053222
I've updated the refence style in my Zotero, and the references now meet the updated journal standards. Incredible work!
Right now, the style for Organization Science does not include the location of the book publisher. A citation I'm trying to include currently looks like this.
Daly, Herman. (1991). Steady-state economics. Island Press.
It should look like this, with the location followed by a colon.
Daly, Herman. (1991). Steady-state economics. San Francisco: Island Press.
The journal's example is on page 9 here: https://journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/cmscontent/OSS/OS Style and Reference Guide_October 2021-1632991647.pdf
Please let me know how to update the style.
Looks like we've gone full circle with this style.
I've switched it back to an independent style (it was just APA as per our December-21 changes)
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/edab42fb9801332b127e6c402a76d1567b0391c9/organization-studies.csl
Everything seems to be aligned with the journal's reference format now. You guys are fantastic.