The LOGOS topic index


	Publishing
	– Biographies 7

		Penguin Special - the life and times of Allen Lane by Jeremy Lewis (Review) David Whitaker 16/2

		Finding the words: A publishing life by Jon Wynne-Tyson (Review) John Edmondson 16/2

		Tom Maschler, publisher by Tom Maschler (Review) Frank Herrmann 16/3

		All my friends will buy it: A bottlefield tour by Leo Cooper (Review) Gordon Graham 16/4

		Rupert Hart-Davis Limited: a brief history with a checklist of publications by Richard Garnett (Review) Iain Stevenson 16/4

		The Last Word: Robert Maxwell and me Gordon Graham 18/2

		Hatching a Penguin How famous names originated Jeremy Lewis 19/1

	– Corporate 24


		Lusty blades, mature brides: A study of four publishing takeovers Eric de Bellaigue 5/2

		Mergers, acquisitions and takeovers: Why they go on, and on and will go on Eric de Bellaigue 6/1

		Corporations: The bookish and the less bookish (Editorial) Gordon Graham 6/1

		A Dutch saga of publishing mergers and takeovers Johan de Vries 6/3

		The positive role of large corporations in US book publishing Martin P Levin 7/1

		Media mergers and the future of books Leo Bogart 9/1

		Conglomeracy and the book business Eric de Bellaigue 8/3

		The big corporations (Editorial) Gordon Graham 10/4

		"Book publishing in Britain" (Review) Gordon Graham 11/1

		Harlequin romances in Swedish: A case study in globalized publishing E Hemmungs Wirten 11/4

		The Business of Books by Andre Schriffrin (Review) Gordon Graham 11/4

		Multi-nationals (Editorial) Gordon Graham 12/2

		Electronic publishing and concentration of ownership: How they benefit the book trade John Clement 12/3

		Global Infatuation by Eva Hemmungs Wirten (Review) DeNel Rehberg Sedo 12/3

		How a digital idea became a multi-billion dollar business Paul Brown 13/2, 13/3, 14/1, 14/2

		For better or worse? - the handshake John Ryden 16/2

		Synergy: The grand illusion (For Better or Worse? - II) John Ryden 16/3

		The rise of the conglomerates in American publishing (For Better or Worse - III) Donald S Lamm 17/1

		Canada's writers shine and its home-grown publishers stay resilient: In an industry still dominated by multi-nationals Roy MacSkimming 17/4

		Bertelsmann in China: Low profile, patient growth Qianqiao Gu 17/4

		A sixteen-year investment in Polish publishing: Reflections of an American entrepreneur James D. Jameson 18/2

		The Last Word: Robert Maxwell and me Gordon Graham 18/2

		The immigrants: Academic Press: Walter J. Johnson and Kurt Jacoby Authors: Edwin F. Beschler 18/3

		Point Counterpoint: Publisher-author symbiosis: Does the ancient partnership survive today? 18/4

	– Financial 8

		The reporting of publishers' profits: An uncertain art capable of improvement Eric de Bellaigue 3/1

		The constancy of book consumption in the United States : A financial interpretation J Kendrick Noble 3/1

		How the US book industry developed a new field of study: Itself Sandra K Paul 5/4

		Subcontracting in the publishing industry Szabolcs Kemeny 7/4

		Bottom line or public interest? Serious publishing in an age of conglomeracy Andre Schiffrin 10/1

		Tales the numbers tell: Reviews of book trade statistical publications Eric de Bellaigue & Stephen Horvath 9/4

		Books as a business (The Literature of the Book) Eric de Bellaigue 14/4

		Country update from Dublin: Whither Irish publishing? A late starter in search of the fast lane Authors: Fergal Tobin 18/3

	- Independent 14


		On being small, commercial and scholarly Christopher Hurst 1/1

		The independent publisher Frances Pinter 1/2

		Self-publishing: An honourable history, a new dynamism and a bright future Ann Kritzinger 4/1

		An independent publisher speaks his mind Donald S Lamm 7/1

		The demise of the dynastic publishing house in Britain Robin Denniston 8/1

		George Allen & Unwin: A Remembrancer by Rayner Unwin (Review) Ian Norrie 10/4

		Publishers from fourteen countries make a modest contribution to globalization Hrvoje Bozicevic 12/2

		Small independent publishers: Responsible, committed and flourishing Alice and Klaus Peters 14/2

		Canada's writers shine and its home-grown publishers stay resilient: In an industry still dominated by multi-nationals Roy MacSkimming 17/4

		Independent in a sea of conglomerates: Forty years flourishing on my own Publishing entrepreneurs Philip Kogan 18/2

		Odyssey of a niche publisher: From Japanese maples to Mozart Publishing entrepreneurs Richard Abel 18/2

		Publishing entrepreneurs: The passionate pursuit of academic publishing Authors: Frances Pinter 18/3

		Publishing entrepreneurs: Independent publishing is more fun! Colin Whurr 18/4

		Point Counterpoint: Publisher-author symbiosis: Does the ancient partnership survive today? 18/4

	– Philosophy of 32


		Reproduction of the species publicator codex Richard Abel 1/1

		The information industry and book publishing Gordon Graham 1/2

		Paradoxes of freedom (Editorial) Gordon Graham 3/3

		Books, the media and society: Impact for good or ill William Porter 4/1

		Freedom to publish, democracy and the world book community Sigmund Stromme 4/1

		As I Was Saying by Gordon Graham (Review) Eric de Bellaigue 5/1

		Money (Editorial) Gordon Graham 5/1

		What makes publishers publish? Not always the market Rowland Lorimer 5/3

		L'Effet Gutenberg by Fernand Baudin (Review) Herman Liebaers 6/3

		The book publisher's cultural role Richard Abel 7/4

		"Publishing in the 21st century": A reporter's notes Gordon Graham 8/1

		Book publishing and social change John Feather 8/1

		Book publishing: Profession or career? The ethical dividing line Richard Abel 8/2

		The publisher, the editor and the role of critical rationalism Richard Abel 10/1

		Morality in book publishing Nicholas Clee 10/2

		Factional vs authentic publishing: Where two major works differ Richard Abel 11/4

		Printed books and their publishers in the 21st century Milagros del Corral 12/1

		Publishing's brave new world: Book Business by Jason Epstein (Review) Stephen Horvath 12/2

		The ecology of publishing and printing: Seven elements that shaped the modern world of the book Iain Stevenson 12/3

		STET by Diana Athill (Review) John Churchill 12/3

		Scrolling Forward: Making sense of documents In the digital age by David Levy (Review) Stephen Horvath 14/3

		Dust jackets and the art of memory Jack Matthews 14/3

		Should publishers accept books contrary to their beliefs? Per Gedin 15/4

		The publisher's duty Karina Bolasco 15/4

		The impact of globalism George Weidenfeld 15/4

		Ethics in publishing (Editorial) Gordon Graham 15/4

		Publishers as the instruments of nationalism Dan Prescott 16/2

		"Utopia, revolution and the publishers' responsibility" Richard Abel 16/2

		New thinking for 21st-century publishers Joost Kist 17/2

		Canada's writers shine and its home-grown publishers stay resilient: In an industry still dominated by multi-nationals Roy MacSkimming 17/4

		What university presses should be doing: And why they don't do it Joseph J. Esposito 17/4

		Paradigm lost: Rethinking the value of information in a digital environment Joost Kist 19/1

– Professional 7

		Medical publishing: Decades of change stimulate globalism, competition, projects - and questions Eric Newman 3/3

		Bibliographic publishers: Historic pioneers, contemporary innovators Shane O'Neill 5/2

		Medical publishing in the US Eric Newman 7/1

		Professional Publishing: Europe (editor) Anthony Pearce (Review) Gordon Graham 9/1

		Publishing the law: A global business grows more complex and less secure Richard Hudson 11/3

		"Who are the real publishers now?": A law publisher reminisces David Summers 11/3

		Medical publishing update Eric Newman 12/1

– Scholarly 19

		Back to academia: The case for American universities to publish their own research Ann Okerson 2/2

		Books that are not being written: A failure in scholarly publishing Richard Abel 2/3

		Der Springer Verlag by Heinz Sarkowski (Review) Ernest Hochland 6/4

		The mixed blessings of society publishing Judy C Holoviak 7/1

		Between academe and the marketplace: University presses face the 21st century Naomi B Pascal 7/1

		Repositioning the press: OUP from 1978 to 1984 Robin Denniston 8/3

		The Pergamon phenomenon 1951-1991: A memoir of the Maxwell years Brian Cox 9/3

		Scanning the electronic seas from the shore of print: US scholarly publishers in conclave Susan Lewis 9/4

		The internationalization of scholarly publishing T Bekker-Nielsen 10/1

		A Century of Science Publishing (ed) E H Fredriksson (Review) Michael Foyle 13/1

		Scholarly Publishing: Books, Journals, Publishing and Libraries in the 20th Century (ed) Richard Abel and Lyman W Newlin (Review) Per Saugman 13/1

		Professional Publishing 2002 by Jane Elliot and Hilary Marsden (Review) Gordon Graham 13/1

		What university presses should be doing: And why they don't do it Joseph J. Esposito 17/4

		Open Access: what's all the fuss about? Sally Morris 18/3

		Publishing entrepreneurs: The passionate pursuit of academic publishing Authors: Frances Pinter 18/3

		First Person: Reflections on a cancelled contract: The unhappy history of an unborn child Authors: John Feather and James Dearnley 18/3

		The immigrants: Academic Press: Walter J. Johnson and Kurt Jacoby Authors: Edwin F. Beschler 18/3

		Harnessing the Web - Nature's way: New tools and resources to help researchers communicate and innovate Maxine Clark 18/4

		Aggregators or aggravators? The role of republication in the scholarly journal market John Cox 18/4

– Textbooks 3

		The US college textbook Robert Worth 7/1

		US School publishing: From Webster and McGuffey to the Internet Cameron S Moseley 7/1

		The coming transformation of the textbook Part I and II Gordon Freedman 16/3 & 16/4

– Trade 18

		Between academic and commercial publishers: An "ill-defined demilitarized zone" Donald Lamm 1/3

		General book publishing in a multimedia environment Fons Drabbe 1/4

		Love makes the world go round (?): The romantic novel as a publishing phenomenon France Whitehead 3/2

		Co-editions of children's books: International but not (yet) global Martin Pick 3/4

		Vicious circles: Trade publishing in the US today Donald Lamm 4/4

		A French academic looks at American Book publishing Claire Bruyere 5/3

		Another Life: A Memoir of Other People by Michael Korda (Review) George Greenfield 10/3

		"Massmediatization" of the trade book: An American export Ian Willison 11/3

		Feminist publishing today: Victim of its own success Ritu Menon 12/1

		The extraordinary flight of book publishing's wingless bird I, II & III (Penguin) Eric de Bellaigue 12/2, 3/4

		The name on the door Kenneth Giniger 15/3

		The perishing of publishing Kermit Hummel 15/3

		A publishing group which meets (and does business) in romantic places Ken Webb 16/2

		Transparent Imprint: How a Publisher's Decision To Tell the Truth to Authors Stirred Up a Storm (Review) Gordon Graham 17/2

		Canada's writers shine and its home-grown publishers stay resilient: In an industry still dominated by multi-nationals Roy MacSkimming 17/4

		Cover story. Cover design in the marketing of fiction Angus Phillips 18/1

		Country update from Dublin: Whither Irish publishing? A late starter in search of the fast lane Authors: Fergal Tobin 18/3

		Chinese fiction in English translation: The challenges of reaching larger Western audiences Eva Kneissl 18/4