Dear wonderful zotero volunteers,

I would greatly appreciate a citation style for the german "Politische Vierteljahresschrift PVS". Here are the instructions for authors:

www.vs-verlag.de/pdf/autorenhinweise.pdf


Citations and Bibliography

References and references made ​​in the rolling text by citing the authors name and the year of publication in parentheses. Page references follow the year and double point "(Name year: page) ".

Example: (Müller 2000: 25)

For publications by two authors the names are separated by a slash. With three or more authors, only the first name is mentioned. In literature However, all directory names are given, including first name. If several publications by an author or an author from the same Year of publication, the date the list is "a, b, c ..." expands, the List is arranged chronologically in order of mention in the manuscript.

Be inserted at a location several references in the text, these separated by semicolons. In reference to two texts of an author or author the two dates separated by commas.

Example: (Müller 1999a: 37, 1999b: 87, 91, Schmidt 2001: 127)


References

The bibliography at the end of the manuscript will be sorted alphabetically and chronologically by authors' names with the same Author by publication year.

The first name of each author is written out. Two or more authors are separated by a slash with no spaces. The advantages and Surnames of the authors are in italics. In the bibliography all authors of a title called - with first names - even if it is more than three authors.

Monographs are included in the following form in the bibliography:
Name, first name, year: Title. Subtitles. Place.

Example: Beck, Ulrich, 1986: Risikogesellschaft. Auf dem Weg in eine andere Moderne, Frankfurt am Main.

Anthologies are listed in the rule under the name of the publisher. We distinguish between first name and year "(Hg.)" are inserted.

Example: Andrew Barry/Thomas Osborne/Nikolas Rose (Hg.) 1996: Foucault and Political Reason. Liberalism, Neo-Liberalism and Rationalities of Government, London.

Book Chapters: name, first name, year: Title. Subtitle, in: name, first name (Hg.), Title. Subtitles. Place, page number-page number.

Example: Cruikshank, Barbara, 1996: Revolutions Within: Self-Government and Self-Esteem, in: Andrew Barry/Thomas Osborne/Nikolas Rose (Hg.), Foucault and Political Reason. Liberalism, Neo-Liberalism and Rationalities of Government, London, S. 231-251.

Journal articles: Name, first name, year: title, in: Journal name vintage
Page number-page number.

Example: Curtis, Bruce. 1995: Taking the State Back Out: Rose and Miller on Political Power, in: British Journal of Sociology, Vol. 46 (Nr. 4), S. 575-589.

Newspaper: Newspaper name, date, page number. For weekly newspapers and news magazines is inserted between name and date of the number.

Large newspaper articles where the author or the author are given are available
such as magazine articles are included in the bibliography.

Literature, referring to a Web page, similar to journal articles listed below provided the complete URL and the date accessed in which the page. Name, first name, year: Title. Subtitles, in: URL: Date.


Best regards and thank you very much for any potential help!

Sincerely,
Niels