Introduction

Guidelines for authors (standard users)

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Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 1
Contents ...................................................................................................................................................... 2
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 3
Login ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
My profile .................................................................................................................................................... 5
My tasks....................................................................................................................................................... 6
Automated emails and deadline dates........................................................................................................ 8
Workflow ..................................................................................................................................................... 9
Activity Log ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Guidelines .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Contracts ................................................................................................................................................... 12
Submitting a contract via Adobe eSign.............................................................................................. 12
Submitting a contract via the BCM .................................................................................................... 13
Articles ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
Article unit page................................................................................................................................. 15
Abstracts ............................................................................................................................................ 17
Articles ............................................................................................................................................... 17
Images ....................................................................................................................................................... 21
Adding images to articles – stages 2.1 & 4.1 ..................................................................................... 21
Uploading images .............................................................................................................................. 21
Image unit page ................................................................................................................................. 21
Images on the article unit page ......................................................................................................... 22
Stage 5.3 ............................................................................................................................................ 23
Image policy ....................................................................................................................................... 25
Editorial review.......................................................................................................................................... 26

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Introduction
The Bloomsbury Content Manger (hereafter BCM) is an online submission system used by authors
contributing to one of Bloomsbury’s Major Reference Works. All submissions, including contracts and
articles, are dealt with via the BCM.

Please refer to the following guidelines to manage your contracts and articles on the BCM.

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Login
Your In-house Editor will set up an account for you. Your username will be sent to you in an
introductory email. Once you have confirmed your account, you will receive a further email requiring
you to create a password (passwords must be at least 6 characters and contain at least one non-letter
character). Please then read and click I AGREE TO THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

Thereafter, you can access the BCM via www.contentmanager.bloomsbury.com with your username
and password. If you forget your password, click FORGOTTEN PASSWORD and follow the instructions.

The site is mobile-ready; however, we would strongly recommend using a computer/laptop to access
the BCM.

BCM login screen

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My profile
When you log into the BCM, you will be taken to MY TASKS DASHBOARD, which functions as your home
page. At the top of the page is the navigation bar. To edit your profile, click on the portrait icon on the
top-right of the navigator, then select MY PROFILE then EDIT MY PROFILE.

View of the top navigator from the dashboard

There are multiple tabs in a profile. LOGIN DETAILS allows you to edit your name or email. The other tabs
store contact information such as your address and affiliation. It is good practice to keep your personal
information up to date, especially your contact details (note: your Bloomsbury Editor can view and edit
this information). Please see below for an example of the EDIT MY PROFILE screen.

Once you have finished editing your profile, click SAVE at the bottom of the screen. You will be returned
to the MY PROFILE page. To navigate to the dashboard, click on MY TASKS or the Bloomsbury logo in the
top navigator.

Edit profile screen

To change your password, click on the portrait icon in the top-right of the navigator, then CHANGE
PASSWORD and follow the instructions.

The BCM only has capacity for one user-profile per contract or article. Articles which are to be co-
authored, or written by a team, must nominate a lead-author to manage the submission of the contract
and article on BCM.

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My tasks
On the MY TASKS DASHBOARD AREA there are the following tabs:
1. ARTICLES / CONTRACTS — Items to action
2. MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW AREA
3. AT A GLANCE
4. MY FILES – My guidelines / My gratis documents
5. MY BDR PROJECTS – Not applicable to Major Reference projects

An example of a dashboard

ITEMS TO ACTION (1) shows any contracts or articles assigned to you. By using the toggle sliders, you can
view either contracts or articles, or both. To proceed click COMPLETE TASK. You can only action your
contract or article if it is assigned to you.

MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW → WORKFLOW (2) navigates to a screen listing your contracts and articles, including
those already completed (historical tasks).

AT A GLANCE (3) provides an overview of contracts and articles either due in the next 7 days or currently
overdue.
MY FILES (4) contains documents linked to the project you are contributing to, namely Style Guidelines or
gratis documents.
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Assigned articles are listed under ITEMS TO ACTION (1), where you will see the expected completion date.
Article workflow status is visible in MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW AREA (2). You can access your contracts and
articles here, but you will not be able to update them.

My digital workflow

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Automated emails and deadline dates
Automated emails are sent by the BCM when the workflow is advanced on a contract or article, or
when reminder or chase-emails are required. Authors will receive an email when a contract or article
has been assigned to them. The email will contain instructions about the task, the deadline for
completion, and a link to the BCM article page.

Reminder emails are sent at various dates ahead of deadline dates and following missed deadlines. The
deadline is also displayed with each task under ITEMS TO ACTION. Only In-house Editors can set or change
the expected completion date. As content advances through the workflow, workflow completion dates
are set for each stage. If you need to have the date changed, please contact your In-house Editor.

Email sent to an Author

Additionally, you will receive courtesy emails when the Editor-in-Chief is reviewing your article and
when the final draft has been accepted following the copyedit. No action is required by you at those
stages.

NB: Automated-emails are sent from noreply@contentmanager.bloomsbury.com. Please check you

spam folder and approve this email address.

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Workflow
There are seven stages in the workflow, each dealing with a specific step within the editorial process.
Depending on the project, the author will be assigned the article a minimum of 4 times: abstract
submission, draft article submission, revised article submission and comments on the copyedit.

Once you have advanced the workflow by uploading and submitting your article, the article will then be
assigned to another user who will carry out a task within the workflow. The In-house Editor oversees
the entire process and approves each step for completion. As your article progresses through the
workflow, it will be read and reviewed by the In-house Editor, Section Editor, Editor-in-Chief,
Copyeditor and sometimes, if your article includes images, a Picture Researcher (not applicable to some
projects).

The complete workflow:

Workflow Stage No. Action required Assigned to
1. Abstract 1.1 Assigned to Author to submit abstract Author
1.2 Abstract submitted - awaiting In-house Editor approval In-house Editor
1.3 Assigned to section editor for submission review Section Editor
1.4 Abstract review submitted - awaiting In-house approval In-house Editor
1.5 In-house Editor approval submitted In-house Editor
2. Draft article 2.1 Assigned to Author to submit the draft article Author
2.2 Draft article submitted - awaiting In-house Editor approval In-house Editor
2.3 Draft article approved by In-house Editor In-house Editor
3. Section Editor 3.1 Assigned to Section Editor to review draft article submission Section Editor
review
3.2 Comments submitted by Section Editor - awaiting In-house In-house Editor
Editor approval
3.3 Comments approved by In-house Editor In-house Editor
4. Article revision 4.1 Awaiting article revision submission from Author Author
4.2 Article revision submitted – awaiting In-house Editor In-house Editor
approval
4.3 Article revision submitted by Author – awaiting section Section Editor
editor approval
4.4 Article revision approved In-house Editor
5. Picture Researcher 5.1 Assign to picture research for review Picture
review Researcher
5.2 Review submitted by PR - Awaiting In-house Editor approval In-house Editor
5.3 Assigned to author for feedback Author
5.4 Picture Researcher's work approved In-house Editor
6. Editor-in-Chief 6.1 Assigned to Editor-in-Chief to review revised article draft Editor-in-Chief
review
6.2 Comments submitted by - awaiting In-house Editor approval In-house Editor
6.3 Comments approved by In-house Editor In-house Editor
7. Copyedit & final 7.1 Assigned to Copyeditor for copyediting Copyeditor
draft
7.2 Copyedit submitted by Copyeditor - awaiting In-house In-house Editor
Editor approval
7.3 Assigned to Author to submit comments on the copyedit Author
7.4 Final draft copyedit comments submitted by Author - In-house Editor
Awaiting In-house Editor approval
7.5a Final draft approved (NO INVOICE) In-house Editor
7.5b Final draft approved (INVOICE) In-house Editor
7.6 Approved by In-house – Final draft approved

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Activity Log
In the bottom right-hand side of your contract or article page, you will see a + icon. Clicking on it will
enable the following:

Activity log via the action menu-wheel

The ACTIVITY LOG contains a progression feed for your content. The activity feed tracks the movement of
the content unit through the workflow and records workflow advances.

Activity feed

It also logs when automated emails have been sent, if any modifications were made, and if content
documents have been uploaded. The activity log cannot be edited or deleted.

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Guidelines
Before starting work on an article, check to see if any Project Guidelines, including writing templates,
have been uploaded. Guidelines are found under MY GUIDELINES (1) on your dashboard.

My guidelines

Click on the options to see any Project Guidelines assigned to your project. Select the Project Guidelines
to access the document.

Your project may also have a number of gratis documents linked to it. Gratis documents are found
under my GRATIS DOCUMENTS (1) on your dashboard.

My gratis documents

These documents can be downloaded via DOWNLOAD DOCUMENT or read via the flip-viewer. Guidelines
are always available for download via the BCM and will be updated by the In-house Editor if necessary.

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Contracts

Submitting a contract via Adobe eSign

The In-house Editor will create a contract, upload an unsigned PDF version to the BCM, and assign it to
you, which will prompt an automatic email to be sent to you. When you are required to submit a signed
contract via Adobe eSign, you will receive an email via the BCM informing you and a further email from
Adobe eSign with instructions on how to sign the contract online.

BCM screen of contract signed via Adobe eSign

In the BCM you will see an entry in MY TASKS DASHBOARD showing the contract. Clicking COMPLETE TASK will
display the requirements.

Signing a contract via Adobe eSign

You will receive a second email from Adobe eSign (see 1 in the diagram above). This email will include a
link (REVIEW AND SIGN) through to their platform. Click on this to access the contract (2) (no need to log
in). Following the on-screen guides, click into the SIGNATURE field; Adobe eSign will automatically enter

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your name (3). Next, click on CLICK TO SIGN at the bottom of the page. This will bring up the confirmation
screen (4). You will also receive a confirmation email from Adobe (5).

You will receive a confirmation email from the BCM confirming receipt of the signed contract. This will
automatically forward the contract along the workflow to the In-house Editor for review. The contract
will no longer be accessible from MY TASKS DASHBOARD, but you can still view it via MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW
AREA → WORKFLOW → my contracts.

Submitting a contract via the BCM

You can also sign your contract via the BCM portal. The In-house Editor will create a contract, upload it,
and assign it to you, which prompts an automated email . This email will explain what is required and
includes a link to the BCM, plus your login details.

Following the link in the email, log into the BCM. The contract will be listed under ITEMS TO ACTION; click
complete task. As seen below, Step 1 contains a link to download the contract to sign (1).

Signing a contract via the BCM

Alternatively, the contract can be downloaded via DOWNLOAD under CONTRACT UPLOADS further down the
screen (1 – diagram below).

Print the document and sign and date it on the line. Scan the whole contract (not just the signature
page). Once completed, via the contract → COMPLETE TASK → Step 1, click UPLOAD CONTRACT (2 – diagram
above). In the CONTRACT (SIGNED) field, locate your signed contract and double click or click open. Then
click SAVE at the bottom of the screen.
NB: We can only accept PDF, .doc/docx or .jpeg/jpg.

You will be returned to the contract page where you will see confirmation that uploading is complete;
you can now move to Step 2.

Confirmation that contract has uploaded

Note: further down the screen, under CONTRACT UPLOADS you will see the uploaded signed contract.

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 Uploaded signed contract

To complete the action, you need to submit the contract. To do this, click SUBMIT CONTRACT (1 – diagram
below).

Submit contract (Step 2)

Your page will refresh, and the workflow area will be replaced with a confirmation message. Returning
to your dashboard, you can view the status of your contract via MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW AREA → WORKFLOW
→ MY CONTRACTS. You have successfully submitted your contract if it no longer appears in ITEMS TO
ACTION.

You will receive an email notification when your contract has been downloaded and counter-signed by
Bloomsbury. Should you need a copy of the countersigned contract, please email your editor at
Bloomsbury.

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Articles
In the BCM, the In-house Editor will create an article unit and assign all the relevant users, such as the
Section Editor and Editor-in-Chief, to it. Once all the basic information has been applied to the article
unit, the workflow is advanced, and the article is assigned to the author.

At this point, the BCM sends an automated email to you containing the article title, requirements, the
expected workflow completion date, and a link to the article.

Follow the link in the email and log into the BCM to access the article, which you will find under MY
TASKS DASHBOARD → ITEMS TO ACTION.

Next to the article title (1), you will see the deadline (2) and a link to the article via COMPLETE TASK (3).
This deadline is for the completion of the assigned workflow stage; therefore, it may not reflect the
submission deadline given in your contract. The date is reset at every workflow stage.

Dashboard task list within “My tasks”

The BCM will send out reminder emails in advance of the expected completion date or chase emails if
your content is overdue. If you need to change the deadline, please notify your In-house Editor.

Article unit page

Clicking on COMPLETE TASK in your dashboard navigates to the article unit page. This page shows all the
relevant information for the workflow stage; linked profiles, instructions to download the latest content
(see below, 1), deadlines (2 & 6), and general instructions (8), and a link to your contract (9). It is here
where you will upload and submit your abstract (if required), article, and images.

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 Article submission page

NB: You cannot edit or delete the article unit page. If information needs correcting, please contact your
editor.

Steps 1 and 2 at the top of the page will instruct you on what you need to do. Clicking update
article content brings you to the edit view of the article unit. You will only be able to see and
edit the field/s that require input from you.

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Abstracts

If you are required to submit an abstract, your article will be assigned to you at workflow stage 1.1. You
will be notified by email. Click on the link in the email to log into the BCM and access the article via
COMPLETE TASK under ITEMS TO ACTION. You will be taken to the article unit, and steps 1 and 2 at the top of
the page provide instruction. When the abstract is ready, click on UPDATE ARTICLE CONTENT under Step 1.

Edit view for the abstract submission stage

Next, click on ABSTRACT (UPLOAD) to upload your abstract as a Word document, then type your abstract
information into the ABSTRACT (OUTLINE /NOTES) field.

At every workflow stage where the article is assigned to you, you will have access to the AUTHOR NOTES
and TEXT PERMISSIONS fields. If you want to write a note to the editorial team, then please type this
directly into the AUTHOR NOTES field. All comments made in this field will be displayed on the article unit
page. All users assigned to the article will see these comments.

If the article includes any content for which you need permission to use text (e.g., interview release
forms), please upload a PDF or .jpeg version to the TEXT PERMISSIONS field. When the abstract is
uploaded, click SAVE. You can save multiple times if you need to make any adjustments.

Clicking SAVE will not forward the item for review. To complete the stage, click SUBMIT UPDATES via Step
2 in the main window. The article is then forwarded to the In-house Editor and you will be unable to
access it whilst assigned elsewhere; if you need to make changes please contact the In-house Editor.

Articles

Stage 2.1
If you are not required to provide an abstract, your article will start at workflow stage 2.1. You will be
notified by email and, as above, use the link given in the email to log into the BCM and access the
article via COMPLETE TASK under ITEMS TO ACTION.

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 Edit view to upload file at stage 2.1 (and stages 4.1 & 7.3)

At 2.1, you are asked to upload your first draft of the article. Under Step 1, click UPLOAD ARTICLE CONTENT,
browse to your file, and open. The platform only accepts .doc or .docx files. Once done, click SAVE and
the article will be updated with the new uploaded file. You can make further edits to your file.

If you have images to include in your article, these can be uploaded at this stage – see IMAGES section.

To complete the stage, click SUBMIT UPDATES. The article is then forwarded to the In-house Editor and
you will be unable to access or edit it.
NB: If you need to make an edit to the article while it isn’t assigned to you, please email the In-house
Editor who will reassign the article back to you.

Stage 4.1
This is the first revision stage. You will be notified by email when your article is available after being
reviewed. Click the link in the email to access the article unit via ITEMS TO ACTION → COMPLETE TASK. You
can download the review by clicking DOWNLOAD under LATEST MANUSCRIPT further down the page.

The Section Editor’s comments should be visible via tracked changes. Please review the comments and
make any necessary amendments using Track Changes in Microsoft Word; this will help your Section
Editor review your changes. The Section Editor may have also added notes on the article page; if you
have supplied an image please see the review here. See NB below.

Latest manuscript area at stage 4.1, including Section Editor’s notes

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Once you have completed your edits, click UPDATE ARTICLE CONTENT, browse to your file, and open. Add
any notes you wish to include in ARTICLE (AUTHOR REVISION) NOTES (including any further comments on
images). Once done, click SAVE, and the article unit will be updated with the new file. You can make
further changes to your article.

Article page at stage 4.1

If you have images to include in your article, these can be uploaded at this stage – see IMAGES section.

NB: Images can be viewed via IMAGES at the bottom of the article page. Section Editor review comments
are available here. Each image will be displayed with its ID number. The information icon, (i), links to
the image unit where you can see the current workflow stage and make any metadata changes via EDIT
IMAGE. If you need to replace a rejected image, you can remove the image and upload a new version via
BROWSE. You must click SAVE when done and remember to add a comment in the article notes field to
confirm if changes have been made.

Edit image view

To return to the article unit from an image unit page, click the article hyperlink at the bottom of the
page (1).

Article hyperlink on image unit page

When your article is finished, move it into the next workflow stage via Step 2 by clicking SUBMIT UPDATES,
which forwards the item to the In-house Editor; once done you will be unable to access the item.

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If, after reviewing your article, the In-house Editor, Section Editor, or Editor-in-Chief decides further
revision in required, they can reassign the article back to you for a second revision. You will be notified
by email when your article is available after being reviewed. Click the link in the email to access the
article unit via ITEMS TO ACTION → COMPLETE TASK. You can download the review by clicking DOWNLOAD
under LATEST MANUSCRIPT further down the page.

NB: Not all articles will pass through the revision stage. The In-house Editor may choose to send your
article, after draft article submission, directly to the Editor-in-Chief, bypassing the revision stage
completely. Your In-house Editor should instruct you if this is to happen, and you will receive an
automated email when the article is passed to the Editor-in-Chief to keep you informed of your article’s
status.

Stage 7.3
This is the copyedit review stage. You will be notified by email when your article is available after being
reviewed. Click the link in the email to access the article unit via ITEMS TO ACTION → COMPLETE TASK.
Download the latest file by clicking DOWNLOAD under LATEST MANUSCRIPT. The Copyeditor’s comments
should be visible via tracked changes. Please review the comments and make any necessary
amendments using Track Changes in Microsoft Word.

When you have completed your review of the copyedit, click UPDATE ARTICLE CONTENT, browse to your file,
and open. Add any notes you wish to include. Once done, click SAVE and the article unit will be updated
with the new file. You can return and make further changes to your article.

When your article is finished, move it into the next workflow stage via Step 2 by clicking SUBMIT UPDATES,
which forwards the item to the In-house Editor and you will be unable to access it.

If further changes are required, the In-house Editor can reassign the article back to you. You will be
notified by email when your article is available after being reviewed. Click the link in the email to access
the article unit via ITEMS TO ACTION → COMPLETE TASK. You can download the review by clicking DOWNLOAD
under LATEST MANUSCRIPT further down the page.

You remain able to view the article via my digital workflow area in your tasks dashboard.

NB: Not all Bloomsbury BCM projects use a Copyeditor – if this is the case, your Bloomsbury Editor will
inform you when your article is being handed over to the copyeditors and how they will be required to
address comments.

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Images

Images that are to be included in your article need to be uploaded as separate files. This allows for
images to be edited and reviewed separately from the article by a Picture Researcher (if required).
Authors can only upload and edit images when the article is assigned to them; at workflow stage 2.1,
workflow stage 4.1, and workflow stage 5.3.

Adding images to articles – stages 2.1 & 4.1

Images need to be uploaded when an author uploads an article (Step 1), before clicking SUBMIT UPDATES.

Images box (within Step 1) to upload an image

A pop-up message is visible when you are about to submit your updates.

Pop-up window for article submission at stages 2.1 and 4.1

Uploading images
Images need to be uploaded one at a time, but there is no limit on the number that can be uploaded to
one article. Each uploaded image creates an image unit page, storing all details linked to the image
(such as caption, permissions etc). You are able to edit an image unit once it is created, however, we
encourage you to upload the image, image permissions and fill in additional information at the offset.

On the article unit page (Step 1), click UPLOAD IMAGE. This redirects you to the image edit screen. In the
IMAGE field, click browse to upload your file. Add caption and permissions information where required.
Once done, click SAVE. You will then be directed to the image unit page.
NB: Image files must be PDF., .jpg., jpeg, .tif, or .png format only.

Image unit page

The image unit page displays the image details (1 – caption, copyrights, permissions document, and
contributor names), a table showing article details (2 – a link to the article) and the image status (3).
Click EDIT IMAGE (4) to make any changes [you can also enter the edit screen via the Activity Log]. Edits to
the caption and permissions can be done directly in the BCM, however edits to the images themselves
need be done outside of the BCM. You can remove an existing image and replace it.
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 Image unit page

Images on the article unit page

To return to the article unit page, click the article hyperlink (1 – see below).

Image unit page showing article hyperlink

The newly uploaded image appears under IMAGES, below the article (and article revisions as the
workflow progresses), including ID number and caption. The information (i) icon links to the image unit
page, where you will be able to see the current workflow stage and make any changes via EDIT IMAGE.

Uploaded image on the article unit page

You must return to the article unit page (Step 2) to complete the submission of draft article and images
(stage 2.1) and revised article and images (stage 4.1). The upload process can be repeated as necessary.
When your article is finished, move it into the next workflow stage via Step 2 by clicking SUBMIT UPDATES,
which forwards the item to the In-house Editor and you will be unable to access it.

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The workflow stage of an image will not change until the Section Editor or Picture Researcher has
reviewed the image; until this point the workflow stage will be marked AWAITING ASSESSMENT. The
Section Editor or Picture Researcher will either approve or reject an image.

If rejected, the In-house Editor will assign the article to you at 5.3 in order to edit the image.

Stage 5.3
This is an optional stage and only applies when a Picture Researcher has sourced or reviewed images.
The article unit returns back to you following the Picture Researcher’s review. You will be notified by
email. Click on the link to log into the BCM and access the article via ITEMS TO ACTION → COMPLETE TASK.

You are asked to review all images linked to the article. To do this, click on LINKED IMAGES (1) and you will
see the list of images alongside their approved/rejected status (2). Clicking on the hyperlinked images
(3) takes you to the image unit page where you can check details.

Viewing linked images at Stage 5.3

To return to the list of linked images, click the navigation arrow to return to the previous page.

Returning to the list of linked images

Please check the NOTES section under GENERAL in the article unit for any comments – notably if any
images have been rejected. You can respond and provide notes via UPDATE ARTICLE CONTENT under Step 1.

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 Picture Researcher comments under GENERAL → NOTES.

If you need to replace or adjust a rejected image, go to the list of LINKED IMAGES under Step 1 and click on
the name of each rejected image in turn.

Accessing rejected images via the linked image list

In the image unit screen, click the + icon at the bottom right-hand side; (1), the pencil icon (MY EDIT
OPTIONS) appears (2), click on it and then EDIT (3), which brings up the image edit screen (4). You can
replacement the image file and edit the details. You must click SAVE when done.

Editing a rejected image

This brings up the image unit page and you can return to the article via the article link, where
you can work through the linked images. Please do not edit images that have already been
approved.

Please confirm changes made to images in the AUTHOR NOTES (2) section via UPDATE ARTICLE
CONTENT (1). When you are ready, move the article into the next workflow stage by clicking
SUBMIT UPDATES, which returns the article unit to the In-house Editor.

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 Adding notes to the image review

You remain able to view the article unit via MY DIGITAL WORKFLOW AREA in your tasks dashboard.

Image policy
Please consult the BCM image policy. See below:

Please provide any images, figures, charts, line drawings, etc. as JPEG files at a minimum of 1,000 pixels
in height or width and at 300 DPI resolution. Please note that you (the author) are responsible for
obtaining the relevant copyright permissions and any associated costs for images you wish to include.
Copyright permission must be obtained prior to submission of the article and this should be uploaded
alongside the image file. If you have any queries about this, please contact your Bloomsbury Editor.

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Editorial review

All submission stages are reviewed by the In-house Editor. If the submission is approved, the In-house
Editor forwards the content along the workflow

If revisions are requested, the article will be assigned to you and you will receive an email notifying you
that your response is required. Click on the link in the email to log in to the BCM. The article will once
again appear on your tasks dashboard under ITEMS TO ACTION.

At abstract stage, if the In-house Editor has left a comment in the NOTES field, this will appear on the
article unit page under GENERAL.

If an article draft has been uploaded (workflow stage 2.1 onwards), the Section Editor will use tracked
changes and the comment function in Microsoft Word and upload the edited version to the BCM. Each
Section Editor, as they review the content through the workflow stages, may also leave comments or
instructions which will appear alongside the edited versions of the content under AUTHORZONE →
MANUSCRIPT VERSIONS. The most up-to-date version of the content will always appear under LATEST
MANUSCRIPT along with any accompanying notes.

Uploaded comments to download

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