SEEJ Transliteration Preference

[Karen A Rondestvedt]

Unfortunately, some publishers are unwilling to deal with Cyrillic, as
I've discovered while editing the first issue of the new Slavic
librarians' journal, Slavic & East European Information Resources. I hope
the journal will eventually do well enough that I can convince them to use
it. In the meantime, and with other publishers that don't deal with Slavic
languages very often, I think we're stuck not only with transliteration
but often with lack of Slavic diacritics as well.

Karen


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