Editorial

Abstract

Editing a journal boils down to two very separate and distinct functions. First, deciding what articles you want to publish, finding good people to write those articles, and — perhaps most challenging — getting those people to agree to write the articles. The second function is reading the articles you solicit as well as those submitted for consideration and editing those; working with authors on reshaping and redeveloping the articles or just making editorial changes. Importantly, both parts allow the editor to shape the direction, feel, and focus of the journal.

Citation

Harmon, C. (1995), "Editorial", The Bottom Line, Vol. 8 No. 4, pp. 3-3. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb025451