@book{56fafbf2574947cc9cbbfae578a0a36d,
  title     = "Book with one author",
  author    = "<NAME>",
  year      = "2017",
  month     = "10",
  publisher = "Van Gennep",
}


@article{d79d00c790984ab08240e997d077c332,
  title     = "Article with 5 authors with 'and' notation",
  abstract  = "Since the 1950s the amount of plastics in the marine environment has increased dramatically. Worldwide there is a growing concern about the risks and possible adverse effects of (micro)plastics. This paper reflects on the sources and effects of marine litter and the effects of policies and other actions taken worldwide. Current knowledge offers a solid basis for effective action. Yet, so far the effects of policies and other initiatives are still largely insufficient. The search for appropriate responses could be based on possible interventions and profound understanding of the context specific factors for success. Moreover, the scope, timeframe and dynamics of all initiatives are distinctly different and orchestration at all levels, in close cooperation with one another, is currently lacking.",
  author    = "<NAME> and <NAME> and <NAME> and <NAME> and <NAME> and {<NAME>}, Frank",
  year      = "2017",
  month     = "10",
  doi       = "10.1016/j.cosust.2017.08.009",
  volume    = "28",
  pages     = "90--99",
  journal   = "Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability",
  issn      = "1877-3435",
  publisher = "Elsevier",
}


@article{a8781aa0eae047d1826a658f3545ce3f,
  title     = "Article with 3 authors with mixed notation",
  abstract  = "Using country-level data from 2003–2014, we examine the association between auditing level (measured as number of verification actions taken by tax authorities per 100 taxpayers in each country) and tax compliance (measured as business executives’ perception of tax evasion). Our hypothesis is that compliance increases until a certain auditing level is reached, and decreases beyond that level (i.e., an elevated auditing level backfires). In line with our expectation, the results of a series of tests indicate that there is a U-shaped association between auditing and tax evasion. We discuss how a potential backfiring effect may depend on the extent to which compliance is voluntary.",
  keywords  = "Tax compliance, Auditing, Tax enforcement",
  author    = "{<NAME>}, J.P. and <NAME> and {Erich Some Middle Name} Kirchler",
  year      = "2017",
  month     = "10",
  volume    = "62",
  pages     = "284--294",
  journal   = "Journal of Economic Psychology",
  issn      = "0167-4870",
  publisher = "Elsevier",
}