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Manuscript processing stages review

Manuscript processing, stages, 393—396 Manuscript review, 305-351, 393-394 Margins on illustrations, editorial purpose,... [Pg.228]

Publishing a manuscript, whether intended for a journal or a book, is a process. It has four stages the draft manuscript, manuscript review, the final manuscript, and processing of accepted manuscripts. Along the way, responsibility for the different stages passes from the author, to the journal or book editor, back to the author, and finally to the technical editor. This chapter provides an overview of each of these stages as they evolve in scientific, technical, and medical (STM) publishing. [Pg.27]

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