Citation styles

The Chair of Application Systems and E-Business provides citation styles for Citavi and Zotero that are adapted to the guidelines for academic work and can be used for seminar papers, theses, and project work, for example.

Note:

• The Chair does not guarantee the correctness of the citation styles.


• The correct functioning of the citation styles depends to a large extent on the proper care of the data by the students in the software.

Import into Citavi

To import the citation style into Citavi, please carry out the following steps:

• Download the ccs file.


• Save the ccs file on your PC in the user profile in the file folder "Citavi VersionsNr.", e.g. Citavi 5, under Custom Citation Styles.


• Start Citavi and select the style provided under "Citation style" (germ. Zitationsstile) in the "Citation" (germ. Zitation) tab.

Use of the citation style in Word: Select the appropriate style in the "Citavi" tab under "Citation Style" (germ. Zitationsstil).

CAREFUL: The university's Citavi license expires on November 30, 2026. As an alternative, the SUB recommends using Zotero. The SUB provides information on switching from Citavi to Zotero here: https://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de/lernen/kurse-und-lernangebote/umstieg-von-citavi-auf-zotero

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Importing into Zotero

To import the citation style into Zotero, please follow these steps:

• Open the txt-file.


• Right click and select Save page as...


• Change the file type to .csl.


• Start Zotero and navigate to the “Citation” section in the settings.


• Click on the plus sign (+) below the list of installed styles.


• Select the csl file in the file selection dialog and open it.

Using the citation style in Word: Select the appropriate style in the “Zotero” tab under “Document Preferences.”