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xxii Preface

In closing, we express our gratitude to a number of people who helped in
making this volume:
Tirza van Daalen and Pauline Riebeek at Elsevier for accepting our proposal,
walking us through the publication process and their impeccable support
throughout the realisation of this project;
Janine Kavanagh (Bristol) for her editorial help and correction of English spelling
and grammar in many manuscripts;
the staff of the Parador de Las Can ˜adas for their impeccable support in helping
organising the 2005 Calderas Workshop in Tenerife;
all authors for contributing to this volume;
the numerous referees who provided constructive criticism for the submitted
manuscripts
and our families for their love and support.
We believe the creation of this volume was well-worth the effort and we hope
it stimulates further fruitful discussion and fosters additional lateral thinking.
We would of course be pleased to witness an update of this community effort in a
few years’ time.
Joachim Gottsmann
Joan Martı ´
Bristol, United Kingdom and Barcelona, Spain
January 2008

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