Publishing political science
By: Stephen Yoder, editor
Contributors: American Political Science Association
Series: State of the profession series; State of the profession series
Publisher: American Political Science Association
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
ISBN-13: 9781878147509
Copyright date: 2008
Subjects: Political science; Research; Authorship; Handbooks, manuals; Academic writing
Other titles: APSA guide to writing and publishing
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Sharing what you know  -- Beth Luey; title: Institutional publishing and political science  -- Christopher J. Kelaher; title: Scholarly book publishing in political science : a hazardous business  -- Sanford G. Thatcher; title: Write stuff : writing as a performing and political art  -- Thomas E. Cronin; title: Writing introductions  -- Jennifer Hochschild; title: How to write a literature review  -- Jeffrey W. Knopf and Iain McMenamin; title: Textbook writing 101  -- Karen O'Connor; title: There's more to book publishing in political science than monographs : the joy of writing reference books  -- Andrea Pedolsky, Doug Goldenberg-Hart, and Marc Segers; title: Editing multi-authored books in political science : reflections on twenty years of experience  -- Clive S. Thomas and Ronald H. Hrebenar; title: Multidisciplinary publishing : reaching those in other disciplines  -- Mark C. Miller; title: So you want to blog ...  -- Daniel W. Drezner; title: Seeing your name in print : unpacking the mysteries of the review process at political science scholarly journals  -- Andrew J. Polsky; title: Query letter and proposal as sales tools  -- Alex Holzman; title: Negotiating a book contract with grace, finesse, and success  -- Jennifer Knerr; title: Etiquette of publishing -- Leanne Anderson.