Ms Allison McKechnie
- Membership Grade
- Advanced Professional Member
About Allison
Media
Non-fiction books, textbooks, guidebooks, field guides, government reports, blogs, company literature, corporate publications, business reports, technical reports, manuals, research reports, b2b communications, white papers, commercial reports, journal papers, encyclopaedias, illustrated books, multi-author books, websites, online content
Qualifications and awards
B.Journ (English, Journalism), DipEurHum (Open)
Experience
Freelance since 1991. Former journalist. Eight years' in-house experience at book publishers in South Africa and the UK.
Clients
OPEC Fund, Wiley Blackwell, I.B. Tauris, Nelson Thornes, Birlinn, Proseworks, Ofsted, Palgrave, private research clients and academics, EU agencies, United Nations agencies, UK Home Office, private sector foreign policy and development consultancies
Subjects
Africa (Zimbabwe, South Africa, sub-Saharan Africa); agriculture; agricultural policy; aquaculture; business/business studies; Brexit; British government policy; British political system; Caucasus; Central Asia; colonial studies; conservation; current affairs; developing world studies; diplomacy; ecology; economics; education; environment/energy; environmental studies; ethics; European Union (EU) governance and policy; fashion; gardening; gender studies; genocide; geography (African, European, developing countries, development studies); geopolitics; Global South; horticulture; humanitarian action; human rights; industrial sociology; international relations; invasion ecology; marketing; natural history; non-governmental organizations (NGOs); history (African, European, British, medical, medieval, military, Middle East, Central Asia); occupational health and safety; overseas development assistance (ODA); performance studies; philosophy; politics/government (Britain, Europe, Middle East, Africa); procurement and supply; recycling; religion (comparative, history of, Buddhism, Catholicism, Christianity, Islam, Reformation); social studies; sociology; South Africa; South–South relations; third world studies; transport
Service
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