Famine historiography pioneer and
coeditor Christine Kinealy launches the volume with a captivating testament to Cecil Woodham-Smith and her 1962 history The Great Hunger.
Foremost among them is the departure of
coeditor Nicole Tonkovich.
He was a founding editor of Genome Research in 1995, served as a
coeditor of Genome Analysis: A Laboratory Manual, and, since 2005, has been
coeditor of the Annual Review of Genomics and Human Genetics.
Therefore, to be more faithful to the
coeditor's conceptual and historical analysis, it may be much more helpful, especially given the socio-political context of the current Israeli-Palestinian conflict especially going back to the mid-twentieth century (if not earlier), to introduce a fourth type of its own to the three-fold typological model, i.e., that of "semitic anti-semitism." While the latter is significantly present and discussed at length as a possibility in the
coeditors' introduction, it is for some reason lacking in the overt typological modeling.
Fortunately for Adam, he has his intrepid
coeditor Jennifer as an ally.
CHRISTOPH COX IS PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AT HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE AND
COEDITOR OF AUDIO CULTURE: READINGS IN MODERN MUSIC (CONTINUUM, 2004).
We asked bisexual Pete Chvany,
coeditor of the book Bi Men: Coming Out Every Which Way, to help us dispel some.
A moving story about coming of age from Marilyn Sachs, author of more than thirty-five award-winning books and
coeditor of the acclaimed "The Big Book for Peace".
Lucier is the former director of the NIEHS's Environmental Toxicology Program, head of a research group on molecular epidemiology and dosimetry, and
coeditor of EHP.
The
coeditor examines the manuscript, making several decisions.