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1 Getting Started: The Publishing Game Murray Goot

2 Why Publish? Higher degree by publication Contribution to knowledge Post-doc scholarships Departmental income

3 What to Publish Pre-HDR work (e.g. Hons thesis) HDR work (literature review, substantive chapters) Other work (e.g collaborations)

4 Where to Publish Privileged metrics (ARC/ERA/HERDC) A1 Book(co-)authored B1 Chapter in book C1 Refereed journal article E1 Refereed conference paper J Creative arts Other

5 What’s in a good piece Good research Key primary and secondary sources Strongly argued Clear structure, evidence marshalled, alternatives considered (esp strongest) Well written Intro & conclusion; pars, syntax, spelling; flair Significant New knowledge, challenges existing views, raises new questions

6 Publishing Strategies: Opportunistic Journals (special issues) Edited books Conferences (themed)

7 Publishing Strategies: Planned Journals Field Status (Goldilocks principle) Length (max) House style (including Abstract) Timeframe (submission to publication)

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