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pandoc ... -s -t latex -o text.texas a standalone document and then look how the citations are done there. That would be the command you need to adjust. You can also look fornatbib/cite/biblatexinclusion the the header and check their options. It would help a lot if you would be able to provide a minimal example, short documents with which we can reproduce the issue.\footnote{Georg Simmel ...}) and then the full citation is added "manually" to the reference section. This is not the typical way it should work, though. Next point: this kind of referencing is surely done by the converter you are using. It's thetufteclass, that shows any footnotes as side-notes, but you are giving LaTeX footnotes. The fix is somewhere before LaTeX.--natbiboption ofpandocis on.citeprocdocs say, "This library generates citations and bibliography formatted according to a CSL style." This means thatciteprocdoes all the formatting of the cites itself, so it generates the bibliography and probably also the footnotes. Without it, withnatbibseems the better way for now (as long as LaTeX should be considered). Please check how the processing is done (try usinglatexmk, for example). You can post also the version, generated with--natbibhere, it would help. Or you can post the fullpandoccommand and the orig.mdfile.