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Come along and hear some ideas on how to plan your publishing portfolio with input to our discussion from an experienced commissioning editor, with plenty of time for interaction.

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• How to get your journal article published
• About publishing ethics
• Open Access
• How to get your book published
• Seven tips for writing a strong book proposal

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Finola O'Sullivan

Constitutional, comparative, human rights, legal history, medical and socio-legal.

Executive Publisher

Finola O’Sullivan brings a wealth of experience as Executive Publisher for the law list at Cambridge University Press. Her subject areas cover constitutional, comparative, human rights, legal history, medical and socio-legal. Please contact her for more information regarding publishing in these areas.