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Issues and trends in textbook publishing: the views of geography editors/publishers
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  • 2022Handbook for Academic Authors40 cited
  • 1993The Student's Companion to Geography29 cited
  • 2000On Becoming A Professional Geographer21 cited

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  • 2000Authors, Editors and Authority in the Postmodern Academy25 cited
  • 1998Communicating academic geography—the continuing challenge10 cited
  • 1995Teaching with textbooks in undergraduate geography courses: guilt, gilt or gilding the lily?7 cited
  • 1995Reflections on the role of textbooks in the undergraduate teaching of physical geography in the British university tradition3 cited

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