Position of infixes of names (e.g. “van”) in bibliographies When I create a bibliography, do infixes of names always go with the surname as follows?

Van de Sompel, Herbert
van Leeuwen, Theo

The examples come from bibliographies I have within my collection where this style is used. My question is more about whether this claim is generalizable. More precisely, are there differences between different style guides or depending on the background of the name?
Unfortunately, it's complicated.  The proper organization and alphabetization of names is dependent on the identified nationality of the person in question.  Thus, a German "van" name is handled differently than a Dutch "van" name.  It may change further again upon immigration, e.g., Americans of Dutch or German origin typically follow English conventions or even remove the space.

Here is a nice guide to navigating these muddy waters, as well as a question from the German Language SE.