The True Contribution of Academic Publishers to Academic Publications - A Field Report
Journal Title: Global Media Journal - Year 2017, Vol 15, Issue 28
Abstract
Publishing an edited volume in a renowned series is quite a remarkable experience nowadays. Responsibility for all tasks except for marketing has been shifted to the volume editor and to low-skilled workers in low-wage countries. A volume editor recounts his experience.
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Lorenz M. Hilty
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