Putting the blue pencil away and taking down the name board
Martin Richards ()
Transportation, 2013, vol. 40, issue 6, 1087-1104
Abstract:
This paper, indeed the complete Issue, is a personal indulgence, but one I think I am allowed as my last contribution to Transportation, after 40 Volumes, first as Editor then Editor in Chief; covering the whole of the life of the Journal to date. I open with a history of the Journal, first is its ownership, followed by a record of those who have wielded a blue pencil over its first 40 Volumes and then recognise some of the many others who have contributed to our work, our success, over the Volumes. I next reflect on my experience as Editor in the hope of being able to pass on some of what I have learned to my successors and to others editing like journals, before explaining the rationale for the other papers I have selected for inclusion. Finally, and here is the real indulgence, I express some personal views on transport education, research, policy and planning. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013
Keywords: Journal editing; Accuracy in modelling; Professionalism in transport (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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