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Articles · Vol. 14 No. 1-2 (2006): Africa Media Review, Volume 14, n° 1 & 2, 2006
Editing African Social Science: Some reflections and suggestions
- DOI https://doi.org/10.57054/amr.v14i1-2.5198
- Published 2006-01-24
Abstract
The present essay examines the challenges and promises of academic publishing in Africa, and offers very useful tips for getting one’s ideas in print. The role of the copy editor in this process is also examined.
Editing African Social Science: Some reflections and suggestions
L’essai traite des difficultés et des promesses de la publication de revue scientifique en Afrique et donne des indications fort utiles pour faire publier ses idées. Le rôle du rédacteur dans ce processus y est également abordé.
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technology academic publishing rejection rates copy editor writing refined thinking CODESRIA Guide for authors
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