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Copyright by Peter Givler Chapter Collaboration by Don Brenneis Chapter Online Opportunities and Challenges by Hugh W. Anthropology Journals Appendix B: This volume is a terrific source of professional wisdom about publishing and career development in all fields of anthropology. Targeting students and young professionals, it provides a road map for how to publish in various venues and how to prioritize one's scholarly and publishing endeavors.

The guide's first section, "Step-by-Step Guidance and Advice," provides brief stand-alone chapters by recognized anthropologists concerning necessary academic career activities: Many anthropologists would have benefitted from this guide years ago. Part 2 features concise treatments of concerns relevant to the various subdisciplines within anthropology, e.

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The final section discusses general publishing considerations such as author agreements, copyright, collaboration, and online opportunities. The guide also contains an appendix of peer-reviewed journals, and another appendix listing publishers of anthropology monographs. In sum, this guide is authoritative, insightful, affordable, current, and indispensable. Graduate and faculty libraries.

The contributors practice what they preach by offering lively, concise, and well-written essays that cover the rapidly changing field of publishing.