In most matters of style, the Press follows the Chicago Manual of Style... unless the author has used an alternative style that is reasonable and consistent.The alternative style sheet, as provided by my copyeditor, which is an oddly accurate snapshot of what's inside my forthcoming book, though I hesitated for a minute about "Q-Bert" versus "QBert":
Adobe PageMaker
anti-abstinence
anti-communist
balikbayan (ital. at 1st appearance, not afterward)
CommLink
DJ Q-Bert
ethno-linguistic
family-reunification as adj. before noun
family-reunification preference as adj. before noun
Filipino
The Filipino Channel
Filipinoness
Financial District
first-preference as adj. before noun
hiphop
Hiphop Nation
hyperaccelerated
I-Hotel
inarticulable
insurmountability
intraethnic
intraracial
Invisibl Skratch Piklz
Jefferson High School District
maidless
maidlessness
Manileños
middle-classness
misrecognition
multilocality
multisited
museum-ized
national origin as adj. before noun
neo-functionalism
non-citizen
non-fulfillment
non-existent
non-participation
non-practice
non-profit
non-quantifiable
non-quota
non-resident
occupational-preference as adj. before noun
Orientalism
Other
Otherwise
pakikisama
PhilNews Network
Pilipino
Pinoy
Pinoys
politico-legal
postcoloniality
postcolonially
reggaeish
re-turn
Second Wave open as adj before noun
semi-autobiography
semi-conscious
semi-fictional
semi-mythical
semi-official
semi-permanent
semi-racist
semi-religious
Serramonte district
St. Francis district
subheadline
Sunset District
Taglish
Tenderloin district
Third Wave open as adj before noun
third- and sixth-preference as adj. before noun
third-preference as adj. before noun
Top of the Hill district
transnationality
transnationally
turntablist
turntablism
unpatriotism
Westlake district