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For prospective authors:

Oxford University Press – Australia and New Zealand publishes higher education textbooks in law and business law, teacher education, health and nursing, media and communication and sociology.

If you have an idea for textbook please contact the relevant publishing editor who will advise on the process for submitting a proposal.

Law
Introductory: Karen Hildebrandt karen.hildebrandt@oup.com
Business, Corporate and Commercial: Karen Hildebrandt karen.hildebrandt@oup.com
Other: Katie Ridsdale katie.ridsdale@oup.com

Health and Nursing: Debra James debra.james@oup.com
Teacher Education: Michelle Green michelle.green@oup.com
Media and Communication: Karen Hildebrandt karen.hildebrandt@oup.com

For contracted authors:

Who to contact regarding:

Purchase of any Oxford University Press (OUP) book using your author discount lauren.butler@oup.com

For a copy of:
Guide to manuscript preparation, processes and styles lauren.butler@oup.com
Guide to writing supplements lauren.butler@oup.com
Who do I contact about my royalty payments? barry.weston@oup.com
Who do I contact regarding marketing of my book? jess.howard@oup.com
Who do I contact with a query about my Publishing agreement (contract)? Your publishing editor or our publishing manager debra.james@oup.com

Other Frequently Asked Questions
How do I go about sourcing permission for images or other copyright material for use in my book?
The copyright owner must be contacted and permission must be obtained to use any artworks, text extracts or other copyright material. Your publishing editor can provide you with more details about seeking permissions.

Can you arrange a book launch?
OUP can assist you with supplying books and marketing material for display at a book launch. For more information about this, please contact lauren.butler@oup.com

Will my book have a new edition?
This depends on many factors. Your publishing editor or development editor will usually be in touch with you within the first year of publication to discuss this.

Who do I contact about my book’s Online Resource Centre (ORC)?
Please contact our higher education development editors michelle.head@oup.com or rachel.saffer@oup.com

What quality assurance processes do you have?
To ensure that all our books are of the highest quality, all new manuscripts are reviewed by at least two peers prior to publication. Peer reviews are confidential and the feedback is provided to the author/s to assist in producing a high-quality manuscript. We also have a very thorough editorial process for all books once the manuscript is received for publication.

How many author copies will I receive?
This is specified in your publishing agreement (contract)

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