Style sheet (pdf)

The following example lists the works correctly:
Brett P. D., Johnson S. W. & Bach C. R. T. 1987. Mastering String Quartets. San
Francisco: Amati Press.
Quirk Randolph, Greenbaum Sidney, Leech Geoffrey & Svartvik Jan 1972. A
Grammar of Contemporary English. London: Longman.
Unwin Liam P. & Galloway Joseph 1990. Peace in Ireland. Boston: Stronghope
Press.
6.1.3 Citing a book written in a language other than English
For works not written in English, the layout remains the same except that the
capitalisation follows the conventions of the original language. The translation of the
title should be in normal font and placed in parentheses after the original title:
Gross Natan, Yaoz-Kest Itamar & Klinov Rinah (eds) 1974. Ha-Shoah be-Shirah
ha-Ivrit: Mivhar (The Holocaust in Hebrew Poetry: An Anthology). Ha-Kibbutz
ha-Me‟uhad.
For works that are translated, the layout also remains the same except that the
name of the translator is included after the title:
Eliot T. S. 1996. Poesie 1905-1920. (Poetry 1905-1920) Transl. Bagicalupo
Massimo. Roma: Newton.
6.1.4 Citing a book with a group author (company or agency)
For works with no named author(s), the organisation or agency is given as the
author:
a) name of organisation
b) year of publication followed by a FULL STOP
c) title and subtitle in italics; use capital initials for content words followed by a
FULL STOP
d) if relevant, number of edition
e) if relevant, followed by a COMMA and volume(s) used followed by a FULL STOP
f) place of publication followed by a COLON publisher followed by a FULL STOP
If applicable, include the series title followed by the number as in the example below:
International Monetary Fund 1977. Algeria, Mali, Morocco, and Tunisia. Surveys
of African Economies 7. Washington, D.C.: International Monetary Fund.
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