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One of the great advantages of online publishing is the ability to update content -- whether you would like to make a small revision to correct a detail in a citation, or it is a substantial addition to overhaul and update the work. We encourage you to view your entry as a living document, one that can be updated and improved as scholarship on the topic changes and new significant sources are published.
You can request minor corrections to your entry at any time. This might include fixing spelling errors or adding a citation. If you come across something in your entry that you want fixed contact your Oxford Bibliographies editor or send an email to OxfordBibliographies@oup.com The changes will be made without delay. In addition, if you notice something in another article that might need further attention, please feel free to send us a note so we can pass it along to the author anonymously. Should anyone email us about your entry, we’ll be sure to get those recommendations to you.
Periodically, you may want to consider making some major revisions to your entry. This might include adding a new section within the entry or reorganizing the entry in some way. Major revisions will be subject to editorial board review and copy editing to ensure quality. You can request a major addition or revision at any time by contacting your Oxford Bibliographies editor or emailing oxfordbibliographies@oup.com These updates will be published as soon as possible but may take up to a few months because of review and copy editing.
To ensure that Oxford Bibliographies remains up to date, the editor in chief and editorial board for your subject review all of the entries annually. Following the formal review, we may contact you directly with a request to update your entry. If it is an urgent request, and you are unable to make the changes, we may commission a second scholar to make the necessary updates. This would only happen in exceptional cases, and the second scholar’s name would be included as a co-author.
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Author. “Entry Title.” Oxford Bibliographies in "Module Name". Ed. EIC Name. New York: Oxford University Press, Entry Launch Date. URL.
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