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17 Pol'y Stud. J. 1 (1988-1989)

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Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 17, No. 1, Fall, 1988


                       EDITORS' NOTES



                 David Rosenbloom  and Mel Dubnick
                             Co-editors


     The  long delayed publication of this issue reflects the fact that
one  of the editorial offices of the PSJ moved to Baruch College/City
University of New York  from the University of Kansas. We  noted the
possibility of such a delay in our last issue, and as promised, we will
be  back on track as soon  as possible. You can expect publication of
our  Winter 1988-89  issue in the  very near  future. If all goes as
planned, you  will receive all of Volume 17 before the end of Septem-
ber.
     A  journal such as this depends  on its Editorial Board for con-
siderable support. When   first constituted, the current Board repre-
sented what  we  considered to be a  broad spectrum  of specialties in
the policy studies field. Each member of the Board  has been a  con-
tributor to the peer review process central to the Board's mission, and
we  are  very grateful for their support. Over time, however, we've
overburdened  some  Board members  while underutilizing others. In addi-
tion, we found  ourselves making constant use  of a number  of other
colleagues who  were not originally on the Board, but whose expertise
and  inability to say no made them  highly exploitable for the peer
review process.
     As a  result, we felt it is time to make some changes on the PSJ
Editorial Board. Our personal  thanks to those  who  are leaving the
Board, although we  should warn  you that we expect you  to serve as
loyal Board  alumni. Also, a red carpet welcome   to our new  Board
members   who, for the most part, have already been doing their share
of the peer review work.
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     We  are experimenting with the new technology again, this time as
a means  for improving communications between the PSJ and those who
have  submitted manuscripts.  For those with  access to the  BITNET
system,  you  can  forward inquiries to the PSJ  through  the E-mail
address DUBBB@CUNYVM.