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NCeHu 52/10
Special
Bilingual Workshop Presentation for Attendees
of the
Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington DC
2010
Geografía
en las Américas:
publicando
más allá de las fronteras nacionales, institucionales y
linguísticas
Wednesday, April 14, 12:30pm –
4:30pm
Cost/person: $15 (includes beverages and materials)
Room Cleveland
2, Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, 2660 Woodley Road, NW, Washington, DC,
USA
Organizers/Instructors:
· Osvaldo Muñiz, Texas State
University, San Marcos and Patricia Solís, AAG
Special Guest
Appearances of Renowned
Editors:
· Audrey
Kobayashi, AAG Annals Editor, other publications
(Canada)
· Ana María
Liberali, Centro Humboldt, various books and publications
(Argentina)
· Lilliam
Quirós, Revista Geográfica de América Central, others (Costa
Rica)
· Stan Brunn,
University of Kentucky, Former Editor of AAG Annals and the Professional
Geographer (USA)
Studies reveal a relatively rich landscape of international
research collaboration among Geographers of the Americas, however, joint
authorship in scholarly publications is quite low. Co-written journal
articles turns out to be a very poor measure of collaboration by a full degree
of magnitude less than other indicators. These data point to the need for
encouraging greater co-authorship of research that is being conducted in
collaborative ways. This workshop thus seeks to support Latin American and
collaborating scholars in understanding how to publish their collaborative
research in academic journals, and explores best practices for joint publication
across borders. This workshop is co-sponsored by the AAG, relative to its
Geography in the Americas program and its NSF-funded AAMIGA Project and the EDGE
Project.
Los estudios revelan un paisaje relativamente rico
en la colaboración internacional entre Geógrafos de las Américas, sin embargo,
la autoría conjunta en publicaciones académicas es bastante reducida.
Artículos coescritos en revistas científicas resultan ser una pobre medida de
colaboración comparada con otros indicadores. Este taller por lo tanto
busca dar asistencia a académicos Latinoamericanos y en colaboración para
entender como publicar sus investigaciones trabajadas en conjunto en revistas
académicas, y explorar mejores prácticas para publicaciones conjuntas por sobre
las fronteras. Este taller es copatrocinado por la AAG, con relación a sus
programas, AAMIGA y EDGE, con financiamiento de la National Science Foundation
de los Estados Unidos.
Format: Bilingual English/Spanish lectures, panel,
group discussions, and interactive activities.
Content
Overview:
Introduction and Rationale (12:30 - 1:00p)
Motivating
Factors for Publishing in the North and South
Panelist and Instructional
Topics:
Steps to Producing Academic Articles (1:00 -
1:45p)
Identifying publishable research
topics/problems
Finding your audience / the scholarly conversation
Identifying venues/where
to publish
Timing is Everything: when to publish
Best Practices for Joint Authors (1:45
- 2:30p)
Deciding Authorship and
order
Finding the right
rewards
Identifying roles and tasks to strengths of
team
Communication – an issue beyond language barriers
brief break (2:30 -
2:40p)
At Submission: what happens next? (2:40 -
3:00p)
Understanding Reviewers
comments
Working with
Editors
Revisions, especially in collaboration
After Acceptance (3:00 -
3:20p)
Getting
read
Translations and Reprinting Considerations
Retrieving respective rewards
brief break (3:20 -
3:30p)
Wrap-up Panel and Discussion (3:30-4:30p)
Dr. Patricia Solís
Director of Outreach and
Strategic Initiatives
Association of American Geographers
1710 Sixteenth
Street NW
Washington, DC 20009-3198
Telephone 202-234-1450 ext.
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