Elizabeth Flann

Beryl Hill

Lan Wang

The ultimate editing handbook, updated for the digital age The Australian Editing Handbook has become an industrystandard, recommended by the Society of Editors, and holds aprominent place on the shelves of writers, editors and studentsalike. Authors Elizabeth Flann, Beryl Hill and Lan Wang haveassembled a comprehensive guide to every aspect of the editingprocess, from working with authors and receiving manuscripts, toeditorial, production, printing and beyond. The modern editor must go beyond editing and proofreading, andis often tasked with obtaining permissions, sourcing supplementarymaterial and keeping the author on schedule and on budget. Thatmeans the editor is also the ultimate mediator of style andpropriety for the piece, acting as gatekeeper between the authorand the public. It's a substantial role, requiring the fundamentalknowledge of several different fields to achieve effective results.A guide to managing each aspect of the job, The AustralianEditing Handbook is an invaluable resource. The Third Editionincludes updated information about the new challenges that editorsface in the digital age, including: Editing on-screen Digital publishing Handling ebooks Print media versus online publications The book includes two-color printing to make editing markseasier to understand, and a wealth of charts and diagrams thatsimplify complex topics and serve as handy quick-checks that makethis guide the ultimate desk reference. For professionals andstudents in the field of editing, writing, publishing orjournalism, The Australian Editing Handbook, 3rd Edition isthe industry's number-one resource.

The Australian Editing Handbook

- Explores the design innovation developed to create a 'walkable' environment in high-density cities - using Shanghai and Shenzhen as examples - showing how to make cities more liveable, healthier, and friendlier, by making them walkable and overall more sustainable - The first outcome of the Joint Research Lab - an academic encounter between University IUAV of Venice and Tongji University, College of Architecture and Urban Planning (CAUP) Modern Chinese cities, which have been developed at a rapid speed and a massive scale for about thirty years, are confronted with many challenges to becoming more livable, healthy, and sustainable. Among a variety of design principles this book suggests that walkability is the fundamental principle to improving quality of life. A walkable city provides a convenient and comfortable walking and cycling environment for all local residents. This book attempts to explore the design innovation to create a walkable city and propose solutions within the high-density cities - Shenzhen and Shanghai. Selected cases include an urban village in Shenzhen and the CBD and a workers' community in Shanghai as different spatial samples to apply specific design strategies for a livable, healthy, and sustainable city.

Livable, Healthy and Sustainable

Walkable Cities in High Density China

Hao Gu

This book focuses on high-speed rail (HSR) and new town planning and development related to HSR, approaching the issue from three different perspectives: economic cooperation at a regional level; HSR-based economic growth point at a city level; and mixed land use and building environment in the periphery area of HSR stations. On the basis of simulations and case studies, it proposes practical planning principles and suggestions for area development, providing planners with a theoretical framework to incorporate the transportation system into new town planning. It also serves as a valuable reference source for the authorities, enabling them to make evidence-based and rational decisions.

Studies on China’s High-Speed Rail New Town Planning and Development

The ultimate editing handbook, updated for the digital age The Australian Editing Handbook has become an industry standard, recommended by the Society of Editors, and holds a prominent place on the shelves of writers, editors and students alike. Authors Elizabeth Flann, Beryl Hill and Lan Wang have assembled a comprehensive guide to every aspect of the editing process, from working with authors and receiving manuscripts, to editorial, production, printing and beyond. The modern editor must go beyond editing and proofreading, and is often tasked with obtaining permissions, sourcing supplementary material and keeping the author on schedule and on budget. That means the editor is also the ultimate mediator of style and propriety for the piece, acting as gatekeeper between the author and the public. It's a substantial role, requiring the fundamental knowledge of several different fields to achieve effective results. A guide to managing each aspect of the job, The Australian Editing Handbook is an invaluable resource. The Third Edition includes updated information about the new challenges that editors face in the digital age, including: Editing on-screen Digital publishing Handling ebooks Print media versus online publications The book includes two-color printing to make editing marks easier to understand, and a wealth of charts and diagrams that simplify complex topics and serve as handy quick-checks that make this guide the ultimate desk reference. For professionals and students in the field of editing, writing, publishing or journalism, The Australian Editing Handbook, 3rd Edition is the industry's number-one resource.

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