Citations with biblatex and natbib compatibility mode

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I recently changed from BibTeX to biblatex and now struggle to have my citations in my text as I want them to and the same in my bibliography.



I'd like to have it for 2 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




for 3 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name; Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




and for more than 3 like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name et. al.




besides that I think I maybe need to change something that the citation commands (cite) are doing still the same as they did before with BibTeX and natbib. There are no brackets when I compile around the year, which where there before. Meaning for cite instead of Author (year) I now get Author, year



Here is my code: 



documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper,titlepage]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[usenames]color
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackageacronym
usepackageparskip
usepackageeurosym
usepackagearray
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[style=authoryear, 
natbib=true, 
backend=biber, 
giveninits=true, 
uniquename=init,
isbn=false,
doi=false,
eprint=false,
maxbibnames=3, 
maxcitenames=2
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimAliasfinalnamedelimmultinamedelim
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen


addbibresourceLiteratur - Kopie.bib
usepackage[flushmargin, hang]footmisc
usepackage[a4paper,
left=2.5cm, right=2.5cm,
top=3cm, bottom=3cm]geometry

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da glqq Aussagen über Differenzen möglich sindgrqq citep[S.29]Langer1977 und diese auch genau angegeben werden können citep[vgl.]Hartung1999.
...
Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei Johann citeBacher2010 glqq Klassifikationsobjektegrqq (S.15) genannt oder wie bei den meisten Autoren einfach als zu klassifizierende Objekte, zu untersuchende Objekte, Objekte oder Klassifikationsdaten bezeichnet citepEckes1980, Hartung1999, Hoberg2003, Handl2017. 

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addcontentslinetocsectionLiteraturverzeichnis
printbibliography





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    Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago







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    Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






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    Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
    – Lisa
    1 hour ago







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    Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






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    Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago















up vote
2
down vote

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I recently changed from BibTeX to biblatex and now struggle to have my citations in my text as I want them to and the same in my bibliography.



I'd like to have it for 2 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




for 3 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name; Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




and for more than 3 like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name et. al.




besides that I think I maybe need to change something that the citation commands (cite) are doing still the same as they did before with BibTeX and natbib. There are no brackets when I compile around the year, which where there before. Meaning for cite instead of Author (year) I now get Author, year



Here is my code: 



documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper,titlepage]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[usenames]color
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackageacronym
usepackageparskip
usepackageeurosym
usepackagearray
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[style=authoryear, 
natbib=true, 
backend=biber, 
giveninits=true, 
uniquename=init,
isbn=false,
doi=false,
eprint=false,
maxbibnames=3, 
maxcitenames=2
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimAliasfinalnamedelimmultinamedelim
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen


addbibresourceLiteratur - Kopie.bib
usepackage[flushmargin, hang]footmisc
usepackage[a4paper,
left=2.5cm, right=2.5cm,
top=3cm, bottom=3cm]geometry

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da glqq Aussagen über Differenzen möglich sindgrqq citep[S.29]Langer1977 und diese auch genau angegeben werden können citep[vgl.]Hartung1999.
...
Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei Johann citeBacher2010 glqq Klassifikationsobjektegrqq (S.15) genannt oder wie bei den meisten Autoren einfach als zu klassifizierende Objekte, zu untersuchende Objekte, Objekte oder Klassifikationsdaten bezeichnet citepEckes1980, Hartung1999, Hoberg2003, Handl2017. 

newpage
addcontentslinetocsectionLiteraturverzeichnis
printbibliography





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    Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago







  • 1




    Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
    – Lisa
    1 hour ago







  • 2




    Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 2




    Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago













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up vote
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I recently changed from BibTeX to biblatex and now struggle to have my citations in my text as I want them to and the same in my bibliography.



I'd like to have it for 2 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




for 3 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name; Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




and for more than 3 like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name et. al.




besides that I think I maybe need to change something that the citation commands (cite) are doing still the same as they did before with BibTeX and natbib. There are no brackets when I compile around the year, which where there before. Meaning for cite instead of Author (year) I now get Author, year



Here is my code: 



documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper,titlepage]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[usenames]color
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackageacronym
usepackageparskip
usepackageeurosym
usepackagearray
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[style=authoryear, 
natbib=true, 
backend=biber, 
giveninits=true, 
uniquename=init,
isbn=false,
doi=false,
eprint=false,
maxbibnames=3, 
maxcitenames=2
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimAliasfinalnamedelimmultinamedelim
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen


addbibresourceLiteratur - Kopie.bib
usepackage[flushmargin, hang]footmisc
usepackage[a4paper,
left=2.5cm, right=2.5cm,
top=3cm, bottom=3cm]geometry

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da glqq Aussagen über Differenzen möglich sindgrqq citep[S.29]Langer1977 und diese auch genau angegeben werden können citep[vgl.]Hartung1999.
...
Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei Johann citeBacher2010 glqq Klassifikationsobjektegrqq (S.15) genannt oder wie bei den meisten Autoren einfach als zu klassifizierende Objekte, zu untersuchende Objekte, Objekte oder Klassifikationsdaten bezeichnet citepEckes1980, Hartung1999, Hoberg2003, Handl2017. 

newpage
addcontentslinetocsectionLiteraturverzeichnis
printbibliography





biblatex







share|improve this question















I recently changed from BibTeX to biblatex and now struggle to have my citations in my text as I want them to and the same in my bibliography.



I'd like to have it for 2 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




for 3 authors like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name; Familyname, Initial of the first name und Familyname, Initial of the first name,....




and for more than 3 like that:




Familyname, Initial of the first name et. al.




besides that I think I maybe need to change something that the citation commands (cite) are doing still the same as they did before with BibTeX and natbib. There are no brackets when I compile around the year, which where there before. Meaning for cite instead of Author (year) I now get Author, year



Here is my code: 



documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper,titlepage]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[usenames]color
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackageacronym
usepackageparskip
usepackageeurosym
usepackagearray
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[style=authoryear, 
natbib=true, 
backend=biber, 
giveninits=true, 
uniquename=init,
isbn=false,
doi=false,
eprint=false,
maxbibnames=3, 
maxcitenames=2
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimAliasfinalnamedelimmultinamedelim
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen


addbibresourceLiteratur - Kopie.bib
usepackage[flushmargin, hang]footmisc
usepackage[a4paper,
left=2.5cm, right=2.5cm,
top=3cm, bottom=3cm]geometry

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da glqq Aussagen über Differenzen möglich sindgrqq citep[S.29]Langer1977 und diese auch genau angegeben werden können citep[vgl.]Hartung1999.
...
Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei Johann citeBacher2010 glqq Klassifikationsobjektegrqq (S.15) genannt oder wie bei den meisten Autoren einfach als zu klassifizierende Objekte, zu untersuchende Objekte, Objekte oder Klassifikationsdaten bezeichnet citepEckes1980, Hartung1999, Hoberg2003, Handl2017. 

newpage
addcontentslinetocsectionLiteraturverzeichnis
printbibliography





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    Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago







  • 1




    Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
    – Lisa
    1 hour ago







  • 2




    Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 2




    Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago













  • 1




    Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago







  • 1




    Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
    – Lisa
    1 hour ago







  • 2




    Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
    – moewe
    1 hour ago






  • 2




    Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
    – moewe
    1 hour ago








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Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
– moewe
1 hour ago





Is that you: golatex.de/literaturverzeichnis-t21118.html? Technically speaking you are not using natbib, you are just using biblatex's natbib compatibility mode. I'll edit your question to avoid confusion.
– moewe
1 hour ago





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Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
– moewe
1 hour ago




Please note that the code you have shown so far is not a minimal working example: It is not minimal since it loads many packages that are not relevant (some even twice! - you should never do that; some of the packages are outdated or contradictory, they should probably be removed). The example is also not working out of the box because we don't have your Literatur - Kopie.bib. You may also want to explain in more detail what is wrong about the brackets with cite.
– moewe
1 hour ago




1




1




Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
– Lisa
1 hour ago





Hey moewe, yes this is me and I still have major struggles.... but as you see I tried changing to BibLatex as it was recommended. with the packages I really don´t have any idea which are necessary for this question and which not, same with the outdated ones... some of the packages come from my universities document which we could/should use to start...
– Lisa
1 hour ago





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Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
– moewe
1 hour ago




Yes, you changes as recommended, but you did not clean up your preamble as recommended (you really should, I bet you don't even use all the packages you load). Plus I would have thought it to be polite if you had replied in the German forum as well and would not have run away to a different site...
– moewe
1 hour ago




2




2




Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
– moewe
1 hour ago





Don't panic! It's just a stupid bibliography. It'll be fine. I know that the tone in German forums can seem a bit harsh at times (I rarely have that feeling in English speaking sites, I don't know why that is - maybe I'm more sensitive when I communicate in my native language ...) but people usually mean well and just try to bring their point across, some have learned that it is more useful to be terse and omit niceties in such a forum.
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You can get the desired format with semicolon (ugh) by redefining multinamedelim accordingly, it seems that you do not want to redefine finalnamedelim. "et al." instead of "u.a." is obtained by redefining the andothers bibliography string. The brackets in cite can be obtained by using the right command for the job, see below.



Note also how I used csquotes' enquote and textcquote instead of glqq and grqq. enquote can be used to put quotation marks around a passage of text, textcquote can be used to wrap a passage in quotation marks and add a citation all in one command. 



documentclass[ngerman]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 style=authoryear, 
 natbib=true, 
 backend=biber, 
 giveninits=true, 
 uniquename=init,
 isbn=false,
 doi=false,
 eprint=false,
 maxbibnames=3, 
 maxcitenames=2,
 autocite=inline,
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimFormatmultinamedelimaddsemicolonspace
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen

DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace


SetCiteCommandautocite

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib

begindocument
autocitesigfridsson

parencitesigfridsson -- citepsigfridsson

textcitesigfridsson -- citetsigfridsson

citesigfridsson

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da textcquote[29]wormanAussagen über Differenzen möglich sind und diese auch genau angegeben werden können parencite[vgl.]sigfridsson.
...

Ein weiteres enquoteZitat aber diesmal ohne direkte Quellenangabe autocite[vgl.]pines.

Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei citeauthorworman textcquote[15]wormanKlassifikationsobjekte genannt.


citesigfridsson,worman,geer,companion,pines,aksin,cotton
printbibliography
enddocument


Screenshot of all sorts of citations and bibliographies in the MWE. There is too much going on to list it all in a useful manner, sorry...






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  • Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
    – Lisa
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Don't be discouraged when people make you aware of a possibly incomplete minimal working example. They just want to solve the problem more effectively. :)



I am not an expert at all, because of which I might understand your trouble even better. So I tried to compress your code a little. Overall, your code ends up doing already most of the things you wanted it to. Here, I exemplary use the .bib-entries you provided over at golatex.de



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]scrartcl 
beginfilecontentsliteratur.bib 
@InCollectionWilks2011, 
 author = Daniel S. Wilks, 
 title = Cluster Analysis, 
 booktitle = Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, 
 publisher = Academic Press, 
 year = 2011, 
 volume = 100, 
 series = International Geophysics, 
 chapter = 15, 
 pages = 603--616, 
 edition = 3., 
 isbn = 9780123850232, 
 doi = https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-385022-5.00015-4, 
 issn = 0074-6142, 
 keywords = hierarchical clustering, dendrogram, Ward's method, K-means, 
 url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780123850225000154, 

@BookHandl2017, 
 title = Multivariate Analysemethoden: Theorie und Praxis mit R, 
 publisher = Springer Spektrum, 
 year = 2017, 
 author = Andreas Handl and Torben Kuhlenkasper, 
 volume = 3., wesentlich überarbeitete Auflage, 
 address = Berlin & Heidelberg, 
 isbn = 978-3-662-54754-0, 
 date = 2017-08-03, 
 ean = 9783662547540, 

@MiscEuropeanCommision2016, 
 author = European Commision, 
 title = From 6 to 28 members, 
 howpublished = Webseite der Europäischen Kommision, 
 month = jun, 
 year = 2016,
 url = https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/from-6-to-28-members_en, 

endfilecontents

usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc 
usepackagelmodern 
usepackage[ngerman]babel 
usepackage[backend=biber,style=authoryear,sortlocale=de_DE,
natbib = true, giveninits=true]biblatex
addbibresourceliteratur.bib
setlengthbibitemsep1.5itemsep begindocument

First citation citetWilks2011.\
Second citation citetHandl2017.\ 
Third citation citetEuropeanCommision2016.
printbibliography
enddocument


This results in:



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Note that for the brackets to appear correctly you can use the natbib-equivalent commands citet, citep snd so on. Then, this already looks very much like you want it to look. :)
After that, look at @moewe 's answer, he provided you with the necessary "Latex-Hacking" for the details, like the semicolons as author separations, or, e.g. the code



DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace



to change the "u.a." to "et al.".



Best of luck with your thesis! :)






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    Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
    – Lisa
    14 mins ago










  • I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
    – Pidrittel
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You can get the desired format with semicolon (ugh) by redefining multinamedelim accordingly, it seems that you do not want to redefine finalnamedelim. "et al." instead of "u.a." is obtained by redefining the andothers bibliography string. The brackets in cite can be obtained by using the right command for the job, see below.



Note also how I used csquotes' enquote and textcquote instead of glqq and grqq. enquote can be used to put quotation marks around a passage of text, textcquote can be used to wrap a passage in quotation marks and add a citation all in one command. 



documentclass[ngerman]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 style=authoryear, 
 natbib=true, 
 backend=biber, 
 giveninits=true, 
 uniquename=init,
 isbn=false,
 doi=false,
 eprint=false,
 maxbibnames=3, 
 maxcitenames=2,
 autocite=inline,
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimFormatmultinamedelimaddsemicolonspace
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen

DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace


SetCiteCommandautocite

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib

begindocument
autocitesigfridsson

parencitesigfridsson -- citepsigfridsson

textcitesigfridsson -- citetsigfridsson

citesigfridsson

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da textcquote[29]wormanAussagen über Differenzen möglich sind und diese auch genau angegeben werden können parencite[vgl.]sigfridsson.
...

Ein weiteres enquoteZitat aber diesmal ohne direkte Quellenangabe autocite[vgl.]pines.

Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei citeauthorworman textcquote[15]wormanKlassifikationsobjekte genannt.


citesigfridsson,worman,geer,companion,pines,aksin,cotton
printbibliography
enddocument


Screenshot of all sorts of citations and bibliographies in the MWE. There is too much going on to list it all in a useful manner, sorry...






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  • Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
    – Lisa
    35 mins ago















up vote
4
down vote













You can get the desired format with semicolon (ugh) by redefining multinamedelim accordingly, it seems that you do not want to redefine finalnamedelim. "et al." instead of "u.a." is obtained by redefining the andothers bibliography string. The brackets in cite can be obtained by using the right command for the job, see below.



Note also how I used csquotes' enquote and textcquote instead of glqq and grqq. enquote can be used to put quotation marks around a passage of text, textcquote can be used to wrap a passage in quotation marks and add a citation all in one command. 



documentclass[ngerman]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 style=authoryear, 
 natbib=true, 
 backend=biber, 
 giveninits=true, 
 uniquename=init,
 isbn=false,
 doi=false,
 eprint=false,
 maxbibnames=3, 
 maxcitenames=2,
 autocite=inline,
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimFormatmultinamedelimaddsemicolonspace
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen

DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace


SetCiteCommandautocite

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib

begindocument
autocitesigfridsson

parencitesigfridsson -- citepsigfridsson

textcitesigfridsson -- citetsigfridsson

citesigfridsson

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da textcquote[29]wormanAussagen über Differenzen möglich sind und diese auch genau angegeben werden können parencite[vgl.]sigfridsson.
...

Ein weiteres enquoteZitat aber diesmal ohne direkte Quellenangabe autocite[vgl.]pines.

Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei citeauthorworman textcquote[15]wormanKlassifikationsobjekte genannt.


citesigfridsson,worman,geer,companion,pines,aksin,cotton
printbibliography
enddocument


Screenshot of all sorts of citations and bibliographies in the MWE. There is too much going on to list it all in a useful manner, sorry...






share|improve this answer






















  • Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
    – Lisa
    35 mins ago













up vote
4
down vote










up vote
4
down vote









You can get the desired format with semicolon (ugh) by redefining multinamedelim accordingly, it seems that you do not want to redefine finalnamedelim. "et al." instead of "u.a." is obtained by redefining the andothers bibliography string. The brackets in cite can be obtained by using the right command for the job, see below.



Note also how I used csquotes' enquote and textcquote instead of glqq and grqq. enquote can be used to put quotation marks around a passage of text, textcquote can be used to wrap a passage in quotation marks and add a citation all in one command. 



documentclass[ngerman]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 style=authoryear, 
 natbib=true, 
 backend=biber, 
 giveninits=true, 
 uniquename=init,
 isbn=false,
 doi=false,
 eprint=false,
 maxbibnames=3, 
 maxcitenames=2,
 autocite=inline,
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimFormatmultinamedelimaddsemicolonspace
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen

DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace


SetCiteCommandautocite

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib

begindocument
autocitesigfridsson

parencitesigfridsson -- citepsigfridsson

textcitesigfridsson -- citetsigfridsson

citesigfridsson

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da textcquote[29]wormanAussagen über Differenzen möglich sind und diese auch genau angegeben werden können parencite[vgl.]sigfridsson.
...

Ein weiteres enquoteZitat aber diesmal ohne direkte Quellenangabe autocite[vgl.]pines.

Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei citeauthorworman textcquote[15]wormanKlassifikationsobjekte genannt.


citesigfridsson,worman,geer,companion,pines,aksin,cotton
printbibliography
enddocument


Screenshot of all sorts of citations and bibliographies in the MWE. There is too much going on to list it all in a useful manner, sorry...






share|improve this answer














You can get the desired format with semicolon (ugh) by redefining multinamedelim accordingly, it seems that you do not want to redefine finalnamedelim. "et al." instead of "u.a." is obtained by redefining the andothers bibliography string. The brackets in cite can be obtained by using the right command for the job, see below.



Note also how I used csquotes' enquote and textcquote instead of glqq and grqq. enquote can be used to put quotation marks around a passage of text, textcquote can be used to wrap a passage in quotation marks and add a citation all in one command. 



documentclass[ngerman]article
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagebabel
usepackagecsquotes

usepackage[
 style=authoryear, 
 natbib=true, 
 backend=biber, 
 giveninits=true, 
 uniquename=init,
 isbn=false,
 doi=false,
 eprint=false,
 maxbibnames=3, 
 maxcitenames=2,
 autocite=inline,
]biblatex

AtEveryBibitem
 clearfieldpagetotal


renewcommand*newunitpunctaddcommaspace

DeclareNameAliassortnamefamily-given
DeclareDelimFormatmultinamedelimaddsemicolonspace
DeclareDelimFormat[bib,biblist]nametitledelimaddcolonspace

DeclareFieldFormat*titlemkbibemph#1isdot% Kursiv für alle Titel
DeclareFieldFormatjournaltitle#1% aufrechte/normale Schrift für Zeitschriftennamen

DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace


SetCiteCommandautocite

addbibresourcebiblatex-examples.bib

begindocument
autocitesigfridsson

parencitesigfridsson -- citepsigfridsson

textcitesigfridsson -- citetsigfridsson

citesigfridsson

Dieses Skalenniveau ist insofern sinnvoll, da textcquote[29]wormanAussagen über Differenzen möglich sind und diese auch genau angegeben werden können parencite[vgl.]sigfridsson.
...

Ein weiteres enquoteZitat aber diesmal ohne direkte Quellenangabe autocite[vgl.]pines.

Die interessierenden Objekte werden in dieser Arbeit wie bei citeauthorworman textcquote[15]wormanKlassifikationsobjekte genannt.


citesigfridsson,worman,geer,companion,pines,aksin,cotton
printbibliography
enddocument


Screenshot of all sorts of citations and bibliographies in the MWE. There is too much going on to list it all in a useful manner, sorry...







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  • Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
    – Lisa
    35 mins ago

















  • Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
    – Lisa
    35 mins ago
















Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
– Lisa
35 mins ago





Thanks a lot for this detailed answer!! This is really helping! One more little question: How do I change the comma between only two authors into the "und" as in the example references with Sigfridsson und Ryde?
– Lisa
35 mins ago











up vote
1
down vote













Don't be discouraged when people make you aware of a possibly incomplete minimal working example. They just want to solve the problem more effectively. :)



I am not an expert at all, because of which I might understand your trouble even better. So I tried to compress your code a little. Overall, your code ends up doing already most of the things you wanted it to. Here, I exemplary use the .bib-entries you provided over at golatex.de



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]scrartcl 
beginfilecontentsliteratur.bib 
@InCollectionWilks2011, 
 author = Daniel S. Wilks, 
 title = Cluster Analysis, 
 booktitle = Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, 
 publisher = Academic Press, 
 year = 2011, 
 volume = 100, 
 series = International Geophysics, 
 chapter = 15, 
 pages = 603--616, 
 edition = 3., 
 isbn = 9780123850232, 
 doi = https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-385022-5.00015-4, 
 issn = 0074-6142, 
 keywords = hierarchical clustering, dendrogram, Ward's method, K-means, 
 url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780123850225000154, 

@BookHandl2017, 
 title = Multivariate Analysemethoden: Theorie und Praxis mit R, 
 publisher = Springer Spektrum, 
 year = 2017, 
 author = Andreas Handl and Torben Kuhlenkasper, 
 volume = 3., wesentlich überarbeitete Auflage, 
 address = Berlin & Heidelberg, 
 isbn = 978-3-662-54754-0, 
 date = 2017-08-03, 
 ean = 9783662547540, 

@MiscEuropeanCommision2016, 
 author = European Commision, 
 title = From 6 to 28 members, 
 howpublished = Webseite der Europäischen Kommision, 
 month = jun, 
 year = 2016,
 url = https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/from-6-to-28-members_en, 

endfilecontents

usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc 
usepackagelmodern 
usepackage[ngerman]babel 
usepackage[backend=biber,style=authoryear,sortlocale=de_DE,
natbib = true, giveninits=true]biblatex
addbibresourceliteratur.bib
setlengthbibitemsep1.5itemsep begindocument

First citation citetWilks2011.\
Second citation citetHandl2017.\ 
Third citation citetEuropeanCommision2016.
printbibliography
enddocument


This results in:



enter image description here



Note that for the brackets to appear correctly you can use the natbib-equivalent commands citet, citep snd so on. Then, this already looks very much like you want it to look. :)
After that, look at @moewe 's answer, he provided you with the necessary "Latex-Hacking" for the details, like the semicolons as author separations, or, e.g. the code



DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace



to change the "u.a." to "et al.".



Best of luck with your thesis! :)






share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
    – Lisa
    14 mins ago










  • I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
    – Pidrittel
    4 mins ago















up vote
1
down vote













Don't be discouraged when people make you aware of a possibly incomplete minimal working example. They just want to solve the problem more effectively. :)



I am not an expert at all, because of which I might understand your trouble even better. So I tried to compress your code a little. Overall, your code ends up doing already most of the things you wanted it to. Here, I exemplary use the .bib-entries you provided over at golatex.de



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]scrartcl 
beginfilecontentsliteratur.bib 
@InCollectionWilks2011, 
 author = Daniel S. Wilks, 
 title = Cluster Analysis, 
 booktitle = Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, 
 publisher = Academic Press, 
 year = 2011, 
 volume = 100, 
 series = International Geophysics, 
 chapter = 15, 
 pages = 603--616, 
 edition = 3., 
 isbn = 9780123850232, 
 doi = https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-385022-5.00015-4, 
 issn = 0074-6142, 
 keywords = hierarchical clustering, dendrogram, Ward's method, K-means, 
 url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780123850225000154, 

@BookHandl2017, 
 title = Multivariate Analysemethoden: Theorie und Praxis mit R, 
 publisher = Springer Spektrum, 
 year = 2017, 
 author = Andreas Handl and Torben Kuhlenkasper, 
 volume = 3., wesentlich überarbeitete Auflage, 
 address = Berlin & Heidelberg, 
 isbn = 978-3-662-54754-0, 
 date = 2017-08-03, 
 ean = 9783662547540, 

@MiscEuropeanCommision2016, 
 author = European Commision, 
 title = From 6 to 28 members, 
 howpublished = Webseite der Europäischen Kommision, 
 month = jun, 
 year = 2016,
 url = https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/from-6-to-28-members_en, 

endfilecontents

usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc 
usepackagelmodern 
usepackage[ngerman]babel 
usepackage[backend=biber,style=authoryear,sortlocale=de_DE,
natbib = true, giveninits=true]biblatex
addbibresourceliteratur.bib
setlengthbibitemsep1.5itemsep begindocument

First citation citetWilks2011.\
Second citation citetHandl2017.\ 
Third citation citetEuropeanCommision2016.
printbibliography
enddocument


This results in:



enter image description here



Note that for the brackets to appear correctly you can use the natbib-equivalent commands citet, citep snd so on. Then, this already looks very much like you want it to look. :)
After that, look at @moewe 's answer, he provided you with the necessary "Latex-Hacking" for the details, like the semicolons as author separations, or, e.g. the code



DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace



to change the "u.a." to "et al.".



Best of luck with your thesis! :)






share|improve this answer


















  • 1




    Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
    – Lisa
    14 mins ago










  • I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
    – Pidrittel
    4 mins ago













up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Don't be discouraged when people make you aware of a possibly incomplete minimal working example. They just want to solve the problem more effectively. :)



I am not an expert at all, because of which I might understand your trouble even better. So I tried to compress your code a little. Overall, your code ends up doing already most of the things you wanted it to. Here, I exemplary use the .bib-entries you provided over at golatex.de



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]scrartcl 
beginfilecontentsliteratur.bib 
@InCollectionWilks2011, 
 author = Daniel S. Wilks, 
 title = Cluster Analysis, 
 booktitle = Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, 
 publisher = Academic Press, 
 year = 2011, 
 volume = 100, 
 series = International Geophysics, 
 chapter = 15, 
 pages = 603--616, 
 edition = 3., 
 isbn = 9780123850232, 
 doi = https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-385022-5.00015-4, 
 issn = 0074-6142, 
 keywords = hierarchical clustering, dendrogram, Ward's method, K-means, 
 url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780123850225000154, 

@BookHandl2017, 
 title = Multivariate Analysemethoden: Theorie und Praxis mit R, 
 publisher = Springer Spektrum, 
 year = 2017, 
 author = Andreas Handl and Torben Kuhlenkasper, 
 volume = 3., wesentlich überarbeitete Auflage, 
 address = Berlin & Heidelberg, 
 isbn = 978-3-662-54754-0, 
 date = 2017-08-03, 
 ean = 9783662547540, 

@MiscEuropeanCommision2016, 
 author = European Commision, 
 title = From 6 to 28 members, 
 howpublished = Webseite der Europäischen Kommision, 
 month = jun, 
 year = 2016,
 url = https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/from-6-to-28-members_en, 

endfilecontents

usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc 
usepackagelmodern 
usepackage[ngerman]babel 
usepackage[backend=biber,style=authoryear,sortlocale=de_DE,
natbib = true, giveninits=true]biblatex
addbibresourceliteratur.bib
setlengthbibitemsep1.5itemsep begindocument

First citation citetWilks2011.\
Second citation citetHandl2017.\ 
Third citation citetEuropeanCommision2016.
printbibliography
enddocument


This results in:



enter image description here



Note that for the brackets to appear correctly you can use the natbib-equivalent commands citet, citep snd so on. Then, this already looks very much like you want it to look. :)
After that, look at @moewe 's answer, he provided you with the necessary "Latex-Hacking" for the details, like the semicolons as author separations, or, e.g. the code



DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace



to change the "u.a." to "et al.".



Best of luck with your thesis! :)






share|improve this answer














Don't be discouraged when people make you aware of a possibly incomplete minimal working example. They just want to solve the problem more effectively. :)



I am not an expert at all, because of which I might understand your trouble even better. So I tried to compress your code a little. Overall, your code ends up doing already most of the things you wanted it to. Here, I exemplary use the .bib-entries you provided over at golatex.de



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]scrartcl 
beginfilecontentsliteratur.bib 
@InCollectionWilks2011, 
 author = Daniel S. Wilks, 
 title = Cluster Analysis, 
 booktitle = Statistical Methods in the Atmospheric Sciences, 
 publisher = Academic Press, 
 year = 2011, 
 volume = 100, 
 series = International Geophysics, 
 chapter = 15, 
 pages = 603--616, 
 edition = 3., 
 isbn = 9780123850232, 
 doi = https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-385022-5.00015-4, 
 issn = 0074-6142, 
 keywords = hierarchical clustering, dendrogram, Ward's method, K-means, 
 url = http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780123850225000154, 

@BookHandl2017, 
 title = Multivariate Analysemethoden: Theorie und Praxis mit R, 
 publisher = Springer Spektrum, 
 year = 2017, 
 author = Andreas Handl and Torben Kuhlenkasper, 
 volume = 3., wesentlich überarbeitete Auflage, 
 address = Berlin & Heidelberg, 
 isbn = 978-3-662-54754-0, 
 date = 2017-08-03, 
 ean = 9783662547540, 

@MiscEuropeanCommision2016, 
 author = European Commision, 
 title = From 6 to 28 members, 
 howpublished = Webseite der Europäischen Kommision, 
 month = jun, 
 year = 2016,
 url = https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/policy/from-6-to-28-members_en, 

endfilecontents

usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[utf8]inputenc 
usepackagelmodern 
usepackage[ngerman]babel 
usepackage[backend=biber,style=authoryear,sortlocale=de_DE,
natbib = true, giveninits=true]biblatex
addbibresourceliteratur.bib
setlengthbibitemsep1.5itemsep begindocument

First citation citetWilks2011.\
Second citation citetHandl2017.\ 
Third citation citetEuropeanCommision2016.
printbibliography
enddocument


This results in:



enter image description here



Note that for the brackets to appear correctly you can use the natbib-equivalent commands citet, citep snd so on. Then, this already looks very much like you want it to look. :)
After that, look at @moewe 's answer, he provided you with the necessary "Latex-Hacking" for the details, like the semicolons as author separations, or, e.g. the code



DefineBibliographyStringsgerman%
 andothers = etaddnbthinspace aladddot,% oder addnbthinspace statt addabbrsvpace



to change the "u.a." to "et al.".



Best of luck with your thesis! :)







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edited 35 mins ago

























answered 53 mins ago









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496







  • 1




    Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
    – Lisa
    14 mins ago










  • I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
    – Pidrittel
    4 mins ago













  • 1




    Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
    – Lisa
    14 mins ago










  • I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
    – Pidrittel
    4 mins ago








1




1




Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
– Lisa
14 mins ago




Thank you!! Do you know how to have the und between two authors in JabRef asit is inyour example with the two authors?
– Lisa
14 mins ago












I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
– Pidrittel
4 mins ago





I am pretty sure that this is done by default. One could change it by redefining finalnamedelim as pointed out by moewe (which you should not do if you want the "und"). Is it not placing "und" between only two authors when you compile my or moewe's code? Maybe I misread your question; I did never work with JabRef, but your problem does lie in Latex, doesn't it? Perhaps clarify what you mean.
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