Journal title and editors

Guido Milanese <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.bibtex.jurabib.user
Organization Vocal Ensemble Ars Antiqua, Genoa
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Dear all,

I normally recommend jurabib to my students. Unfortunately, for the thesis of 
a student of mine the other referee is very nervous about citations style and 
not satisfied with jurabib output. I wrote a very complex configuration file 
and it's almost all right, except the foolowing issues. I am sorry I could 
not locate them in the manual -- if they are there, please excuse me!
The issue is -- alas! -- quite urgent, since the chap (= the colleague) made 
his observations today and the thesis is due by Monday (...)

(1) Is it possible to redefine a journal title (both in citations and 
bibliography) in this style: ``Journal of History'' 32, 1999, 9-12. The 
crucial point is the title in normal font but balanced by ``..''.

(2) Is it possible to have editors name *after* the title and not before? 

(3) \renewcommand{\bibbdsep}{[definition]}  works for book titles. But for 
journals? The chap wants 32, 1999. I tried \bibjdsep but it does not exist...

Many thanks!
 
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