Boris Ford - Editor of Journals

Editor of Journals

  • 1951-1968 Co-editor of The Use of English with David Holbrook, Denys Thompson, and Raymond O'Malley
  • 1955-1986 Editor of Universities Quarterly
  • Editor of the Journal of Education

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