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Additional Reviewers Volume 33 Most articles submitted to the Journal are reviewed by members of the Editorial Board. From time to time other scholars also review papers, in consultation with the Editor and a member of the Board. We are pleased to acknowledge here those colleagues who contributed reviews for Volume 33.
Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2017
This editorial reflects on some of the challenges of journal publishing in a context of increasing time pressures and accountability measures in academia. A particular focus is that of the demands on reviewers and the challenges of recognising their contributions. This editorial also introduces the eleven diverse papers that consitute the issue. Finally, the editorial acknowledges the work of the edorial team and welcomes Associate Professor Petrea Redmond as a Lead Editor.
Construction Management and Economics, 2015
The quality of papers in this journal could not be sustained were it not for our referees and the high quality of feedback that they provide to us and to our authors. We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge their work and to thank them for undertaking this task so freely and enthusiastically. We are grateful to the following people for acting as referees during the last twelve months.
Construction Management and Economics (October–December 2008)
The quality of papers in this journal could not be sustained were it not for our referees and the high quality of feedback that they provide to us and to our authors. We would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge their work and to thank them for undertaking this task so freely and enthusiastically. We are grateful to the following people for acting as referees during the last twelve months.
An outline of this edition, and acknowledgements of gratitude for the foundation of the journal.
2004
As we proceed through our final year of editing the Review (something we approach with mixed feelings of relief and satisfaction), we will reflect from time to time on lessons learned, changes achieved (or perhaps only observed), and trends still underway. High on this list-and commented on by many of our colleagues and correspondents-is the internationalization of the journal, in terms both of its reviewers and its authors. This issue alone contains contributions from citizens of (in alphabetical order) France
Art/Research International: A Transdisciplinary Journal
An introduction to Volume 3, Number 2, from co-Editorsi-in-Chief Dr. Diane Conrad and Dr. Patricia Leavy.
Australasian Journal of Educational Technology, 2005
2012
I am grateful to the co-editors Bruce Benson, Fred Foldvary, George Selgin, and Larry White and the managing editor Jason Briggeman for all their fine work, and to readers for their interest and feedback. We are grateful to Kevin D. Rollins for his friendship and frequent in-apinch consultation, to John Stephens for fine-tuning the superb website and document-production system that he created, and to Brett Barkley and Ryan Daza for ongoing occasional service to the journal.
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