You should start your reference list on a new page and use “References” as your title.
Arrange the source descriptions in alphabetical order of the author’s names. Do this letter by letter, and apply the “nothing comes before something” rule. In the case of multiple publications by one author, the oldest publication should be listed first.
For example:
Letter by letter
Ter Zanen, B.
Van Zanen, P.
“Nothing comes before something”
Os, F.
Oss, F.
Oldest first:
Peters, B. (1999)
Peters, B. (2012)
NB: Surname prefixes are treated in accordance with the American notation guidelines for author names. This means surnames are listed by prefix, the first letter of which is written in capitals (for example: Van der Togt, H.).