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I am using biblatex with biber as backend and natbib loaded. What I am trying to achieve is appending an author's name with 's, e.g. in a situation like:

[...] as outlined in Krugman's (1989) early work

I could use \citeauthor{krugman89}'s (\citeyear{krugman89}), I suppose, but I was wondering whether there is a more direct way of appending the 's directly to the author's name. \citet[]['s]{krugman89} would not work, since this adds the 's after year in parenthesis, i.e. Krugman (1989, 's).

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  • You could define a new cite command. But first you should decide what you want to do if there is more then one author. – Ulrike Fischer Apr 30 '14 at 14:44
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    According to the question I indicated above, there are a simple solution which defines a new command (like @UlrikeFischer said) such as \newcommand\posscite[1]{\citeauthor{#1}'s (\citeyear{#1})} and a more complex and deep one which really fixes the problem. – ppr Apr 30 '14 at 15:03

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