Misc

Q. How to cite Working paper using Endnote and export it into Bibtex/ Biblatex?

I follow the Chicago Manual of Style (14.228): Most unpublished papers can be treated in much the same way as a dissertation or thesis (14.224).

For example, click 14.228 for the detail and style example.

In Endnote, save the reference as thesis. Required fields: author, title, year, university, type, and label. Fill in "Working paper" under the type field.

Export the reference as Bibtex file. It should look as:

@phdthesis{ your_label,

author = {Adam Smith},

title = {Wealth of Nation},

university = {Departmnet of Economics, Unviversity XXX},

type = {Working paper},

year = {2015},

type = {Thesis}

}

change the field "university" into "institution" and delete the last duplicated field "type", the file becomes:

@phdthesis{ your_label,

author = {Adam Smith},

title = {Wealth of Nation},

institution= {Departmnet of Economics, Unviversity XXX},

type = {Working paper},

year = {2015},

}

use @thesis or @phdthesis. Don't use "report" as Biblatex treats it as a book.

Q Use Endnote to export Bib/Biblatex

There are many unsupported or unnecessary entry used by Endnote when we print bibliography.

The only necessary entries in Endnote Chicago-biblatex are:

label, author, year, title, journal, volume, issue, pages, publisher (for book), booktitle (for book), editor (for book)

are other items, such as abstract url, DOI are not necessary.

Note: biblatex does not support keywords.

Q. Use Chicago style by biblatex-chicago in WinEdt

2018 March Update: Miktex 64bit supports biber. Download the latest verstion of Miktex with Miktex Console, and update packages to make sure you have Biber 2.11 and Biblatex 3.11

use Miktex Console to update packages now (from 2018.03. some details)

Note: don't use natbib when biber is used.

BibLatex uses biber. If this is the first time you use {biblatex-chicago}, run biber first as the following:

1. To run biber in Winedt, download and instalLaTexiFy from Winedt website

http://www.winedt.org/config/menus/LaTeXify.html

2.command line

\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

\usepackage[american]{babel}

\usepackage[babel]{csquotes}

\usepackage[authordate,backend=biber,natbib]{biblatex-chicago}

\addbibresource{refe.bib}

\begin{document}

\citet{reference}

\printbibliography

\end{document}

3.Compile: Run biber first by Ctrl + Alt + B in Winedt

compile with PdfLaTexiFy Ctrl + Alt + P.

Citation for Chicago Author-Date style in text:

citation commands: Author date

\cite{label} : Author Date

\citet{label} : Author (Date)

\citet{label1 label 2} : Author1 (Date1) and Author2 (Date2)

Works by the same author

\citet{label1, label 2} : Author (Date1, Date2)

\parencite{label1, label 2}: (Author Date1, Date2)

Multiple works:

\parencite{label 1, label 2, label 3}: (Author1 Date1, Date2; Author 2 Date)