I have the opportunity to contribute a chapter to a collected volume of essays based on a conference that i spoke at a while ago. The chapter is written and good to go - I was originally going to submit it to a postgraduate journal, but my supervisors advised that I should hold out for something better.
However, I reckon that if I was to spend a bit of time re-writing it, it might have a chance of being accepted by a high quality peer-reviewed journal - the trouble being, I don't see how I woud be able to make the time to do that until some point mid next year.
I'm tempted just to let it go the the edited volume, than at least I have a publication in the bag, even if its not a particularly high profile one. However, I would also like to use this material in my monograph (have just submitted the thesis and am thinking about writing a monograph proposal in the next few months). Will publishing as a book chapter ruin my chances of being able ti use the same material in a monograph?
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