C.G. Bateman - Editor

Name: C.G. Bateman
Address: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Telephone: +1 407-233-3331

Vancouver, BC, Canada

I am a published author and experienced editor. I have edited thousands of pages of published text, and my focus is on flow and consistency.

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Overview

I am an editor and proofreader, and my clients range from authors to publishers. I edit English language projects including, but not limited to, textbooks, theses, legal documents, and research papers. I am a member of Editors Canada. My last major project was proofreading a textbook on Canadian business law published by Emond Publishing (2018). Previous to this I proofread a law school textbook on Trust Law published by LexisNexis: Trusts in Common Law Canada, 2016. I have also edited law journal articles for scholars, the most recent one being accepted for publication in the Supreme Court Law Review (Canada, 2018).

Services

Copy Editing

Proofreading

Languages

English (AUS)

English (CAN)

English (UK)

Non-Fiction

History

Law

Philosophy

Religion & Spirituality

Certifications

BA, MA, LLB, LLM

Work experience

Editor and Writer

Self-employed

January, 2008 – Present (about 11 years)

Portfolio (3 selected works)

The Encyclopedia of Political Thought

The Encyclopedia of Political Thought is the most comprehensive and rigorous treatment of significant political thinkers, political theories, concepts, ideas, and schools of thought. Comprises over 900 A-Z entries, including brief definitions, biographies, and major topics, written by a team of 700 contributors from around the world Explores key theories and theorists, including non-western pe... read more

Nicaea and Sovereignty: Constantine's Council of Nicaea as an Important Crossroad in the Development of European State Sovereignty

C.G. Bateman

In this ground breaking research, the author points to the importance of the 4th century Council of Nicaea as a catalyst for the development of sovereign powers in Europe. He also canvasses some of the historical lineage pursuant to the theoretical idea of state sovereignty and looks at its ultimate interconnectedness with the Christian religion. The key suggestion in this research is that the... read more

Origen's Role in the Formation of the New Testament Canon: How The New Testament Was Made

C. G. Bateman

Have you ever wondered why certain letters, gospels, and epistles were included in the New Testament and not others? This is the book for you. This book examines the influence of the Church father Origen, ca. 185-254, on the formation and development of the New Testament canon. Origen wrote about and understood the writings of both the Old and New Testaments as sharing a genuine unity, encoura... read more