The "Connection Editor" window will pop up and you will then need to enter your details, but first click on "New".
In the beginning, they may have been lured by Mr. Carter's estimable connections as editor of Vanity Fair magazine.
Second, with the enlarged gap between editors and managers in power, the personal connections between editors and managers, also known as guanxi, have come to play a significant role in the publishing industry.
The Journal said the articles should have been written by scientists without such connections, but its editors blamed themselves and said Dr. Drazen had disclosed his industry support.
Somehow in this world the importance of the story and the deep connection between the editor and his or her readers is getting a little bit lost.
Then I discovered that critics found many connections, and the editors of the Library of Living Philosophers decided that my novels had to be taken into account as a philosophical contribution.
"One must allow for the possibility of strong network bias against tenure-track faculty who lack connections with T5 editors, regardless of whether such bias stems from blatant editorial corruption or from the above conjectured impact-maximizing behavior of editors who seek quality papers," the authors write.
It is one of the most challenging aspects of our work at Architectural Digest and it takes an editor with connections and a great reputation to secure the homes and the people.
Then in OL33(2), although not obvious from the table of contents, there were seven papers coming from a conference organized by Lawrence A. Reid and held at UH May 10 13 , 1993on Asia-Mainland/Austronesian Connections, with no guest editor designated.
Another Princeton connection: Keith Wallman '00, an editor at Lyons Press, acquired and edited this book.
