What will scholarly publishing look like in ten years' time?
Geoffrey Robert Little
- Scholarly Communications Librarian
- Concordia University Library
- Editor-in-Chief
- Concordia University Press
- scholarly communication4
- Concordia University Press
- history of libraries
- history of the book4
- publishing3
- e-publishing2
- open access12
- history of natural history3
- print culture11
- information history
- bibliography2
- democratization of scholarship
- intellectual history4
- collecting5
- curatorial practices17
- cultural history51
- Canadian history3
- colonialism24
- British Empire7
- Rupert's Land
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Olivier Charbonneau
copyright, open access, digital rights
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Tomasz Neugebauer
digital libraries, open access, metadata
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Pat Riva
librarianship, ontologies, information retrieval
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Michelle Lake
librarianship, government information, Indigenous studies
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Dianne Cmor
information literacy, digital literacy, scholarly communication
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Danielle Dennie
scholarly communication, research data management, digital libraries
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Lorie Kloda
information behavior, evidence-based practice, library assessment
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M. Wright
book design, graphic design, typographic design
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Stephen Powell
medieval literature, Chaucer, romance
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Anya Zilberstein
history of environmental science, Atlantic world, British Empire
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Rachel Berger
South Asia, history of medicine, queer theory
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Daniel O'Leary
Canadian studies, Canadian literature, history of the book
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Jane G. V. McGaughey
Irish Diaspora, masculinities, gender and sexuality
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Darragh Languay
Renaissance literature, Shakespeare, Milton
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Jean-Philippe Warren
Quebec studies, cultural history, intellectual history
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Joshua Chalifour
digital scholarship, open access, information ethics
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John Latour
Canadian art history, visual arts, librarianship
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Maya Rae Oppenheimer
cultural history, history of media arts, materiality
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Nalini Mohabir
indentured labour, diasporas, Caribbean countries and territories
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Nicolas Renaud
documentary making, media arts, Indigenous cinema
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Jessica Auer
photography, cultural history, landscape
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William Buxton
history of the social sciences, Harold Innis, philanthropy
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Wilson Jacob
Middle Eastern studies, Indian Ocean World, religious and political thought
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Danielle Bobker
British literature, 18th century, Restoration
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Dario Brancato
Renaissance literature, digital humanities, Renaissance Florence
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Jeremy Stolow
religion and media, material religion, history of media technologies
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Ted McCormick
early modern Europe, history of policy, history of science
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Loren Lerner
print culture, digital cultures, curatorial practices
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Nora Jaffary
Latin American studies, Mexico, gender
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Sophie Marcotte
Gabrielle Roy, littérature québécoise, manuscripts
