Hey!
I use \usepackage{apacite} because the in-text citations are as required by the journal. Unfortunately, the reference style does not match with those of the journal requirements. Is there a possibility (for a LaTeX beginner) to change the bibstyle that it matches the journal requirements.
I need the following reference style:
Chui, A., Lloyd, A., & Kwok, C. 2002. The determination of capital structure: Is national culture amissing piece to the puzzle? Journal of International Business Studies, 33(1): 99–127.
Currently I'm using \bibliographystyle{apacitex} --> but it doesn't match!
Thank you so much for your help!
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ modify Bibstyle APACITE
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modify Bibstyle APACITE
I never used apacite, but i guess using the apacite package should give the required result?
Nevertheless, if you are free to choose, use biblatex along with biber. There is a matching style biblatex-apa.
If you have further questions, kindly provide a minimal working example.
Nevertheless, if you are free to choose, use biblatex along with biber. There is a matching style biblatex-apa.
If you have further questions, kindly provide a minimal working example.
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