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List of Figures
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Notes on Contributors
Pt. I General/Introductory Chapters
1 Knowledge Creation and the Journal Editor's Role Alison M. Konrad Konrad, Alison M. 3
2 The Role of Editing in Knowledge Development: Consensus Shifting and Consensus Creation John R. Hollenbeck Hollenbeck, John R. 16
3 How May I Help You? Editing as Service Ann Marie Ryan Ryan, Ann Marie 27
4 A Letter to Editors Stephen R. Barley Barley, Stephen R. 39
Pt. II Effective Editorship
5 Setting up an Effective Manuscript-Review Process K. Michele Kacmar Kacmar, K. Michele 49
6 Communicating with Authors Sara L. Rynes Rynes, Sara L. 56
7 Building and Maintaining a Strong Editorial Board and Cadre of Ad Hoc Reviewers Daniel C. Feldman Feldman, Daniel C. 68
8 Managing the Editorial Review Process: It's the People That Matter Angelo S. DeNisi DeNisi, Angelo S. 75
9 Being an Ethical Editorial Board Member and Editor: The Integral Role of Earned Trust Debra L. Shapiro Shapiro, Debra L. Jean Bartunek Bartunek, Jean 88
10 Using Technology to Improve the Editorial Process Martin Kilduff Kilduff, Martin 97
11 Moving a Journal up the Rankings Gerard P. Hodgkinson Hodgkinson, Gerard P. 104
12 The Developmental Editor: Assessing and Directing Manuscript Contribution Donald D. Bergh Bergh, Donald D. 114
13 The Case for an Activist Editorial Model Jerry A. Jacobs Jacobs, Jerry A. 124
14 Balancing Authorial Voice and Editorial Omniscience: The "It's My Paper and I'll Say What I Want To" versus "Ghostwriters in the Sky" Minuet Arthur G. Bedeian Bedeian, Arthur G. 134
Pt. III Editing Different Types of Journals
15 Editing a Top Academic Journal Sheldon ZedeckZedeck, Sheldon 145
16 Editing a Bridge Journal Theresa N. Welbourne Welbourne, Theresa N. 157
17 Developing a Global Journal: Embracing Otherness Haridimos Tsoukas Tsoukas, Haridimos 167
18 Sustaining Independent Journals Timothy Clark Clark, Timothy Mike Wright Wright, Mike 176
19 Reflections on Creating a New Scholarly Journal: Perspectives from a Founding Editor Larry J. Williams Williams, Larry J. 188
20 Running an Electronic Journal: Considerations and Possibilities Bernard Forgues Forgues, Bernard Jeanie M. Forray Forray, Jeanie M. 197
Pt. IV Editorship and Academic Career
21 Opening the Black Box of Editorship: Editors'Voice Yehuda Baruch Baruch, Yehuda 209
22 The Motivating Potential of an Associate Editor's Role Carol T. Kulik Kulik, Carol T. 223
23 How Editors are Selected Wayne F. Cascio Cascio, Wayne F. 231
24 What Authors Need to Know to Navigate the Review Process Successfully: Understanding and Managing the Editor's Dilemma Dov Eden Eden, Dov 239
25 Epilogue: Trade-Offs among Editorial Goals in Complex Publishing Environments William H. Starbuck Starbuck, William H. Herman Aguinis Aguinis, Herman Alison M. Konrad Konrad, Alison M. Yehuda Baruch Baruch, Yehuda 250
Author Index 271
Subject Index 276
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James Newsom
reviewed Opening the Black Box of Editorship on December 25, 2013
Opening the Black Box of Editorship
Very thorough, even-tempered, academic treatment of the cynical, democracy-thwarting BIpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
The CPD was created in 1988 to replace presidential debate sponsorship from the NONpartisan League of Women Voters. Their stated mission was to institutionalize the debates (which the League had already begun to accomplish) and to support the two-party system. The latter goal, at then expense of voters and democracy itself, has largely been achieved, as it agrees to whatever schedule, "debate" format(actually joint press conference), and bland, non-challenging moderator suggested by the major-party nominees' campaigns. Perot was allowed to participate in 1992 because Bush Sr. wanted him there (when Perot suspended his campaign in July of '92, Clinton's poll numbers shot up 14%, but Bush rose only 3%; Perot resumed his campaign at the end of Sept.).
I gave only 3 stars here because the cleverly-titled "No Debate" doesn't make for scintillating reading. That said, it is geometrically more exciting and informative than the stilted quadrennial joint press conferences perpetrated by the CPD, mainstream media, the duopolistic Republican and Democratic "parties" (yee-hah!), and the major-party candidates themselves, all of whom robotically go about honoring the chore of these highly-staged presentations while trying to shield themselves from answering the toughest, most substantial questions from real members of the public.
Nader and Buchanan would have surely expanded the range of topics in 2000. This year, third-party candidates from the right and left, all of whom were opposed to the wars and the US$700bn "bail-out," clearly would have also shifted the debate terrain.
But neither of the major parties nor the CPD are interested in real democracy breaking out.
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