Order the new SEA volume, Economic
Development: An Anthropological Approach, based on
contributions from the 1999 annual meeting.
Newsletter - Winter 2002
Reviewers Needed
Deborah Winslow, the SEA General Editor, notes
a need for reviewers of SEA volumes: Deborah can be reached c/o
Dept. of Sociology, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH 03824
or Deb.Winslow@unh.edu
Would you be willing to help SEA out by doing
one careful and detailed review of a volume manuscript? After
our annual meetings, the meeting organizers work with the presenters
to prepare a book manuscript. I then send this to two or three
anonymous reviewers. I ask the reviewers to comment on each paper,
the editor's introduction, and the coherence and quality of the
volume as a whole. This is not pro forma. Even though we know
ahead of time that the volume is"accepted for publication," good,
detailed reviews are essential to maintaining the quality of our
series. This is particularly important now that we have moved
to a new press, AltaMira, which we hope will make us more visible
and increase our sales. I expect to receive the reviews within
8 weeks of sending out the ms. There is no compensation, other
than a free copy of the volume when it is published and the satisfaction
of knowing you have made a real contribution to SEA's mission
of furthering economic anthropology. If you think you would be
willing to do this once, I would love to hear from you. A CV would
also be helpful in matching reviewers with volumes. Thanks very
much.
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