Indiana University Press - Revision history

wikademia>Wikademia at 04:36, 18 April 2009

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	IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing under its Quarry Books imprint.		IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing under its Quarry Books imprint.

			== External links ==
			* [http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/ Official web site of Indiana University Press]
	==External links==		* [http://iupress.typepad.com/blog/ Indiana University Press blog]
	*[http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/ Official web site of Indiana University Press]

	*[http://iupress.typepad.com/blog/ Indiana University Press blog]

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wikademia>Lbaich: /* External links */ added link to IU Press blog ~~~~

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External links: added link to IU Press blog ~~~~

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/ Official web site of Indiana University Press]		*[http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/ Official web site of Indiana University Press]

			*[http://iupress.typepad.com/blog/ Indiana University Press blog]

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wikademia>Lbaich: changed press to presses in first line of second paragraph

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	'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] at [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].		'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] at [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].

	IU Press is currently one of the largest public university ~~press~~ in the [[United States]]. It publishes 140 new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 30 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 2,000 titles.		IU Press is currently one of the largest public university presses in the [[United States]]. It publishes 140 new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 30 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 2,000 titles.

	Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[cultural studies\|cultural]], [[Jews\|Jewish]], [[Holocaust]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].		Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[cultural studies\|cultural]], [[Jews\|Jewish]], [[Holocaust]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].

wikademia>Lbaich: changed 28 journals to 30; 1,800 to 2,000 titles; deleted classical and ancient from list of subject areas; added Holocaust to list of subject areas; added Quarry Books imprint.

2007-08-08T12:33:18Z

changed 28 journals to 30; 1,800 to 2,000 titles; deleted classical and ancient from list of subject areas; added Holocaust to list of subject areas; added Quarry Books imprint.

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	'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] ~~a part of~~ [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].		'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] at [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].

	IU Press is currently one of the largest public university press in the [[United States]]. It publishes 140 new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 28 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 1,~~800~~ titles.		IU Press is currently one of the largest public university press in the [[United States]]. It publishes 140 new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 30 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 2,000 titles.

	Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[~~Classics~~\|~~classical]] and [[ancient history\|ancient~~]], [[~~cultural studies~~\|~~cultural~~]], [[~~Jews\|Jewish~~]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].		Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[cultural studies\|cultural]], [[Jews\|Jewish]], [[Holocaust]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].

	IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.		IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing under its Quarry Books imprint.

wikademia>Jabehnken at 15:24, 16 April 2007

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	'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] ~~associated with~~ [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].		'''Indiana University Press''', also known as '''IU Press''', is a [[publishing house]] a part of [[Indiana University]] that engages in [[academic publishing]], specializing in the [[humanities]] and [[social sciences]]. It was founded in 1950. Its headquarters are located in [[Bloomington, Indiana]].

	IU Press is currently the ~~second-~~largest public university press in the [[United States]]~~, as measured by titles and income~~. It publishes ~~170~~ new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 21 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 1,800 titles.		IU Press is currently one of the largest public university press in the [[United States]]. It publishes 140 new [[book]]s annually, in addition to 28 [[academic journal\|journals]]. Its current catalog comprises some 1,800 titles.

	Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[Classics\|classical]] and [[ancient history\|ancient]], [[cultural studies\|cultural]], [[Jews\|Jewish]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].		Indiana University Press mainly publishes in the following areas: [[Africa]]n, [[African American]], [[Asia]]n, [[Classics\|classical]] and [[ancient history\|ancient]], [[cultural studies\|cultural]], [[Jews\|Jewish]], [[Middle East]], [[Russia]]n and [[East Europe]]an, and [[women's studies\|women's]] and [[gender studies\|gender]] studies; [[anthropology]], [[film]], [[folklore]], [[history]], [[bioethics]], [[music]], [[paleontology]], [[philanthropy]], [[philosophy]], and [[religion]].

wikademia>Jabehnken at 15:21, 16 April 2007

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	IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.		IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.

	IU Press is the subject of various controversies involving its professionalism. Its latest fiasco, reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education, preceded by press releases from the head of IU Press, Ms. Rabinowitz, and IU's lawyer, concerns a biography of the pianist de Pachmann allegedly written by one Mark Mitchell. After a multi-year investigation, IU's lawyer admitted that the book was based, without attribution or approval, largely on a manuscript written by a piano specialist, Edward Blickstein. In recent months IUP recalled all copies of the book and Ms. Rabinowitz apologized to Mr. Blickstein. Ms. Rabinowitz was the editor of Mr. Mitchell's book, and seemingly never asked him to show his sources. She has since been promoted to be head of the IU Press, and IU apparently supports her and has chosen not to reprimand her. The Chronicle of Higher Education notes that Blickstein is a better writer than Mitchell, so hopefully his biography will appear within the next year.

	==External links==		==External links==

wikademia>Dcodco at 01:56, 6 April 2007

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	IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.		IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.

	IU Press is the subject of various controversies involving its professionalism. Its latest fiasco, reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education, preceded by press releases from the head of IU Press, Ms. Rabinowitz, and IU's lawyer, ~~concern~~ a biography of the pianist de Pachmann allegedly written by one Mark Mitchell. After a multi-year investigation, IU's lawyer admitted that the book was based, without attribution or approval, largely on a manuscript written by a piano specialist, Edward Blickstein. In recent months IUP recalled all copies of the book and Ms. Rabinowitz apologized to Mr. Blickstein. Ms. Rabinowitz was the editor of Mr. Mitchell's book, and seemingly never asked him to show his sources. She has since been promoted to be head of the IU Press, and IU apparently supports her and has chosen not to reprimand her.		IU Press is the subject of various controversies involving its professionalism. Its latest fiasco, reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education, preceded by press releases from the head of IU Press, Ms. Rabinowitz, and IU's lawyer, concerns a biography of the pianist de Pachmann allegedly written by one Mark Mitchell. After a multi-year investigation, IU's lawyer admitted that the book was based, without attribution or approval, largely on a manuscript written by a piano specialist, Edward Blickstein. In recent months IUP recalled all copies of the book and Ms. Rabinowitz apologized to Mr. Blickstein. Ms. Rabinowitz was the editor of Mr. Mitchell's book, and seemingly never asked him to show his sources. She has since been promoted to be head of the IU Press, and IU apparently supports her and has chosen not to reprimand her. The Chronicle of Higher Education notes that Blickstein is a better writer than Mitchell, so hopefully his biography will appear within the next year.

	==External links==		==External links==

wikademia>Dcodco at 01:46, 6 April 2007

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	IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.		IU Press also undertakes extensive regional publishing.

			IU Press is the subject of various controversies involving its professionalism. Its latest fiasco, reported in the Chronicle of Higher Education, preceded by press releases from the head of IU Press, Ms. Rabinowitz, and IU's lawyer, concern a biography of the pianist de Pachmann allegedly written by one Mark Mitchell. After a multi-year investigation, IU's lawyer admitted that the book was based, without attribution or approval, largely on a manuscript written by a piano specialist, Edward Blickstein. In recent months IUP recalled all copies of the book and Ms. Rabinowitz apologized to Mr. Blickstein. Ms. Rabinowitz was the editor of Mr. Mitchell's book, and seemingly never asked him to show his sources. She has since been promoted to be head of the IU Press, and IU apparently supports her and has chosen not to reprimand her.

	==External links==		==External links==

wikademia>A2Kafir at 21:08, 18 February 2007

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/~~catalog/index.php~~ Official web site of Indiana University Press]		*[http://www.iupress.indiana.edu/ Official web site of Indiana University Press]

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