BibTeX field type: organization
The organization
field in a BibTeX entry is used to specify the name of the organization responsible for publishing the document or hosting the event being cited. This could be a company, an institution, or a group that sponsored or organized a conference, workshop, manual, etc. Including the organization provides the reader with a clear context of the entity behind the document, which can be crucial for determining the reliability and authority of the source.
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You will typically encounter this field in @proceedings
and @manual
entries, but it might appear in other types of entries as well, depending on the specific requirements of the bibliography style being used.
Format
The format for specifying the organization
field is as follows:
Here, “entry_type” refers to the type of BibTeX entry (such as @proceedings
or @manual
), “citation_key” is a unique identifier for the entry, and “Organization Name” is the name of the organization involved.
Examples
Here are a couple of examples demonstrating how to use the organization
field in different contexts:
Example 1: Conference Proceedings
In this example, the organization
field specifies the entity responsible for organizing the conference whose proceedings are being cited.
Example 2: Manual
Here, the organization
field is used to indicate the company that published the software manual.
Including the organization
field in your BibTeX entries can help to provide a complete and detailed reference, facilitating more straightforward identification and retrieval of the source materials.