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the following proved to be a solution: I just use double curly brackets and then the output is as desired.

Hello,

the problem is as follows: I want to refer to a paper published by the "European Central Bank". But writing it as author user the misc-class of bibtex and natbib (apalike) leads to the output of "Bank (2004)" for \citet and "Bank, E. C." in the list of references. Tried to use field ...

Thanks for the response.

So I changed the code such that the \bibliographystyle command is at the end just before \bibliography{bibs}.
Before \begin{document} I included \usepackage{natbib}

So then I try to change the bibliography style. For e.g. apalike it seems to work and the natbib citation ...

Hi everyone,

encountered a problem using natbib: I like the citation style but would like to use another bibliography style for the list of references.

so I tried

\citestyle{plainnat}

\begin{document}

\bibliographystyle{plain}

but the resulting citations are only fragments. So how can I ...