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Although APA instructions are not very detailed with non-english and translated references I think is fine to use the west european word ordering for hellenic (greek) names. In anyway, thnx to take the effort to due all this ;).
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Does not work for me either.
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Yes, my bad! Sorry!
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Parker* not Parket
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Thank you Dan, still there is an error I think. According to APA 6TH edition, when three or more authors are cited for first time in the text the citation should be formed like that: (Parket et al., 2010). Instead what happens to me is that th…
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I was wondered if there is such a possibility in order to be able to insert non italics sub-titles or translated titles in brackets and non-italics.
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Example on 3rd question: I am filling in the details of a book in Zotero. I am filling in the element Short title, but this element is not showen on the reference citation.
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Yes, please, 3 things: 1. What type of source would allow a report to have the form below? OECD (2011), Education Policy Advice for Greece (in italics), Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education, OECD Publishing. http://dx.doi.…
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For example, when a reference is cited, instead of using the first letter of the referred author (eg. Ματσαγγούρας, Η. ), the citation is formed by including the whole name (eg. Ματσαγγούρας, Ηλίας)