Suggestions for Apalike-german
The following packages have something in common with the package Apalike-german. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package apalike-ejor: A BibTeX style file for the European Journal of Operational Research
- Package apalike2: Bibliography style that approaches APA requirements
- Package apabst: Early APA BibTeX style
- Package apasoft: An APA-like style for BibTeX
- Package din1505: Bibliography styles for German texts
- Package dinat: Bibliography style for German texts
- Package germbib: German variants of standard BibTeX styles
- Package apacite: Citation style following the rules of the APA
- Package newapa: Another APA citation mechanism
- Package mslapa: Michael Landy’s APA citation style
- Package alphanum-bst: Modified alpha BibTeX style
- Package annotation: A BibTeX style that processes annotations
- Package annotate: A bibliography style with annotations
- Package automatica: A harvard-family BibTeX style
- Package alphanumb: A modification of alpha.bst
- Package econometrica: BibTeX support for Econometrica
- Package is-bst: Extended versions of standard BibTeX styles
- Package jas99m: BibTeX style for American Meteorological Society (AMS)
- Package ksfh-nat: BibTeX style for KSFH Munich
- Package norbib: Norwegian bibliography styles
- Package namunsrt: An unsorted BibTeX style with labels provided in the database
- Package plainyr: Plain bibliography style, sorted by year first
- Package pnas: BibTeX style for PNAS (old version)
- Package babelbib: Multilingual bibliographies
- Package newcastle-bst: A BibTeX style to format reference lists in the Harvard at Newcastle style
- Package abstyles-orig: Adaptable BibTeX styles
- Package bestpapers: A BibTeX package to produce lists of authors’ best papers
- Package besjournals-bst: Bibliographies suitable for British Ecological Society journals
- Package bookdb: A BibTeX style file for cataloguing a home library
- Package catalanbib: Bibliographic styles for use in Catalan
- Package harvard-obsolete: The Harvard bibliography style family