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Book reviews: information for authors, publishers and reviewers

Reviews of publications, products, etc.
We will facilitate the peer review of books, games, training materials, CDROMs, etc., whatever the language they are produced in, and publish your reviews here. New reviews are notified to members via our Newsletter.

Offering a product for review
If you have a product to review, please send it to the SIETAR Office, marked clearly for newsletter review. If you want to discuss our review process informally, contact George Simons. A list of materials available for review is available to our members. We will also proactively look for reviewers when materials are sent to us. Your review will then be published here and notified in the member newsletter.

Reviewing a product
You may offer reviews on your own initiative or request to do so if you are a member and you have received a product to review from someone else. If you would like offer your opinion on one of the titles that we have received in the SIETAR Europa office, let us know that you are interested and why you would be an effective reviewer of this title, and we'll send you a copy for reviewing.

Review Guidelines
Please follow this format for producing your review:

Title: in UPPERCASE letters
Author: Full names of the author(s) and/or editors.
Publisher or producer: The publisher's or product producer's name, address and website or contact information.
Details: The date of publication; the ISBN number; Description, e.g., soft or hard cover, number of pages if a book. or description of other media, e.g., CDROM, game, etc.
The review itself: up to 1000 words.
Reviewer info: Two or three sentences identifying and describing yourself, the reviewer and your competence in the field and, if you choose, how others may reach you.

 

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