The major innovations instituted by the new editors thus far have been consolidating the manuscript and book review components of the Journal and computerizing the main stages of these two components.While physical facilities, budgets, staff and computer files are shared by the two editors, Zinnes and Seitz report that they maintain "clearly differentiated roles with respect to the manuscripts on the one hand and the books on the other."Zinnes and Seitz are working to widen the pool of referees of manuscripts submitted to APSR.
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