Goldsmith, who was bilingual, launched a French edition of the Ecologist and co-edited a volume in French, La Médicine à la Question (1981).
In the early nineteen-eighties, he co-founded and co-edited a short-lived but extremely influential comic magazine called Manga Burikko.
(Hitchens has been a decades-long agitator for the Palestinian cause; he co-edited a book on the subject with Edward Said, the late Palestinian-American scholar).
In 2001, he co-edited a book called "Farmer Innovation in Africa," but most of what he described were small local changes.
He launched and co-edited a dazzling magazine for and by painters that took art history, context and reproduction suitably seriously, and eschewed all advertising.
He has edited or co-edited a series of complete-lyrics volumes of the work of Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Lorenz Hart and Cole Porter.
On a quest to bridge cultural misunderstandings after Sept. 11, 2001, she co-edited a poetry anthology called "Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia and Beyond".
This seemed surprising, since Cohen, an expert on democracy and justice, co-edited a book called "The New Inequality," in the late nineties, before it was a hot topic, and has devoted many pages of Boston Review to the subject.
"There's not any data that shows that screening can save lives," said Dr. William Roberts, who co-edited a set of recommendations by six medical organizations on preseason physicals.
This is a dangerous strategy, says King's College London researcher Martin Keulertz, who has co-edited a new book of 50 academic essays on the financial and ecological implications of major foreign direct investments (FDI) in African farmlands.
Monedero recently co-edited a book called The Dream of Barcelona: A City in Which to Live or to See?, in which she and journalist Núria Cuadrado asked residents from various sectors of society about the issues facing the city.
