Category Archives: Publishing

Academic labours

A major piece of editing and translating work is Thomas Hobbes, The Correspondence Volume I: 1622-1659, and Volume II: 1660-1679, edited by Noel Malcolm, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1994. The correspondence was previously only available in part, but Malcolm gathered all … Continue reading

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New Foucault journal

http://www.materialifoucaultiani.org

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Cartographica – new editor required

Cartographica requires a new editor – Jeremy Crampton is coming to the end of his term. CALL FOR EDITOR Cartographica The International Journal for Geographic Information and Geovisualization   Applications are invited for the editorship of Cartographica. The University of … Continue reading

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Peer Review

I’ve just been alerted to this argument concerning peer-review via a message on Crit-Geog-Forum   And one of the commentators on that sent a link to this piece in the Times Higher.   There’s one key thing that these kinds of comments … Continue reading

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The work of editors…

In the Institute of Historical Research library today, looking at the five volume Folger Library edition of the Works of Richard Hooker. It’s a big project – the five volumes were published between 1977 and 1990, and there are separate … Continue reading

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University of Minnesota Press sale

http://www.upress.umn.edu/catalog/SeasonalCatalogs.html 30% of Geography books…

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Speculations journal news

The new Speculations journal will have its launch issue in July. Details here on the contents and design – the journal is open-access.

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overcommitment

The very interesting medievalist Jeffrey Jerome Cohen has a good post on overcommitment… It’s easy to say ‘no’ when the invitations are unexciting; much harder when they are interesting opportunities. The ‘problem’ is I nearly always get asked to do … Continue reading

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Writing

Graham Harman has a really interesting post on writing here. As I’ve said several times in conversation (and I think once in print) I’m fascinated by how academics write – it’s the one thing we all do, but rarely talk about. … Continue reading

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The End of Aaaarg.org?

Update: please note this post dates from 2010. I am not sure that links or information below is accurate. Aaaarg doesn’t exist – so says their webpage. The academic fileshare site was starting to get ‘cease and desist’ letters from publishers, … Continue reading

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