ZS-VSWG
Vierteljahrschrift fuer Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte
The most important pages in the author’s section
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Translation, abstract and keywords
- The title in the original language is followed by the English translation of the title in a new line and in bold, unless the title is already in English. If there is a subtitle, it is also translated into English.
- Contributions in the Jahrbuecher fuer Geschichte Osteuropas include an abstract and keywords in English. There are no abstracts or keywords in the original language.
- In addition to the keywords, please classify your text with three to six JEL codes. The codes should be listed in order of relevance, not necessarily alphanumerically. A list of JEL codes can be found at:
Abbreviated references in the footnotes
- Sources and references are given in the footnotes in abbreviated form, and the detailed bibliographic information is provided in a bibliography at the end of each contribution.
- The abbreviated form follows the author-year-principle:
Meier (2019), S. 14–17.
bei zweien: Meier/Müller (2009), S. 17–21.
bei mehr als zweien: Meier u.a. (2013), S. 54.
List of sources
- Sources used in the text or footnotes must be listed in a separate list of sources before the bibliography.
- The list of sources is sorted alphabetically.
- For archival materials, it is sufficient to indicate the archive and collection. It is not necessary to indicate the box/folio.
Detailed references in the bibliography
- The bibliography is sorted alphabetically by author and, within each author, by year of publication.
- Series titles are not included.
- Archives and archival sources are listed according to the respective archival regulations.
Monographies
- Surname, first name (year): Title. Subtitle, place.
Althoff, Gerd / Keller, Hagen (1985): Heinrich I. und Otto der Große. Neubeginn auf karolingischem Erbe, Göttingen u.a.
Journal contributions
- Surname, first name (year): Title. Subtitle, in: Full journal title Volume, page number.
Fertig, Georg u.a. (2018): Das postmalthusianische Zeitalter. Die Bevölkerungsentwicklung in Deutschland, 1815–1871, in: Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte 105, p. 6–33.
Budraß, Lutz / Grieger, Manfred (1993): Die Moral der Effizienz. Die Beschäftigung von KZ-Häftlingen am Beispiel des Volkswagenwerks und der Henschel Flugzeug-Werke, in: Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte, H. 2, p. 89–136.
Edited volumes
- Surname, first name. (Ed.) (Year): Title. Subtitle, place.
Koppmann, Karl u.a. (Hg.) (1870–1913): Die Rezesse und andere Akten der Hansetage, 3 Abt., Leipzig.
Contribution in edited volumes
- Surname, first name (year): Title. Subtitle, in: First name surname (ed.): Title. Subtitle, place, page number.
Fouquet, Gerhard (1989): Die Finanzierung von Krieg und Verteidigung in oberdeutschen Städten des späten Mittelalters (1400–1500), in: Bernhard Kirchgässner / Günter Scholz (Hg.): Stadt und Krieg, Sigmaringen, p. 41–82.
Fryde, Edmund B. / Fryde, Matthew M. (1963): Public Credit, with Special Reference to NorthWestern Europe, in: M. M. Postan / E. E. Rich / Edward Miller (Hg.): The Cambridge Economic History of Europe from the Decline of the Roman Empire, Bd. 3: Economic Organization in the Middle Ages, Cambridge, p. 430–553.
Online sources
- Surname, first name (if applicable, ed.): Title. Subtitle, DOI [or] URL, last accessed on MM.DD.YYYY.
Institut für historische Landesforschung der Universität Göttingen (Hg.): Niedersächsische Klosterkarte, http://www.landesgeschichte.uni-goettingen.de/kloester/, last accessed on 1.14.2019.