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PARLOG book launches new series

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From: klc
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 1987 14:16
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		International Series on Logic Programming
		-----------------------------------------

Publisher:         Addison-Wesley

Series editor:     Keith Clark, Imperial College

Associate Editors: Bob Kowalski, Imperial College
		   Jean-Louis Lassez, IBM Yorktown Heights

Editorial Board:   K. Furukawa (ICOT, Japan)
		   H. Gallaire (ECRC, Munich, FRG)
		   J.W. Lloyd (University of Melbourne, Australia)
		   J. Minker (University of Maryland, USA)
		   J.A. Robinson (Syracuse University, USA)
		   S-A. Tarnlund (Uppsala University, Sweden)
		   M.H. van Emden (University of Waterloo, Canada)
		   D.H.D. Warren (Manchester University, England)

The first book in the series:

		PARALLEL LOGIC PROGRAMMING IN PARLOG
		the Language and its Implementation
				 by
			    Steve Gregory

has now been published in the UK, and should be available elsewhere
by April, 1987.

Three or four other books are currently under consideration.  The
emphasis will be on quality rather than quantity, so that publication 
in the series is a mark of esteem.

If you have an idea for a book, or better still a draft on any topic
under the Logic Programming umbrella, please contact Keith Clark, at
klc@doc.ic.ac.uk.
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