How to get published

James W. Chesebro

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Academic Writing and Publishing Publishing and Scholarly Communication Doctoral Education Challenges and Solutions

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Factors affecting publishing outcomes are examined. This essay is designed for those new to publishing or those who need to renew their commitment to the publishing process. Prescriptions are suggested for overcoming factors inhibiting the successful completion of the publishing process. Specific attention is devoted to motivational, analytic, and content variables likely to affect publishing outcomes positively.

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