The PI of Before Copyright has joined the Brill’s Knowledge Infrastructure and Knowledge Economy as a series editor.
This peer-reviewed book series provides a forum for scholarly publications on the history of the cultural and material frameworks that shape the production and circulation of knowledge. It aims to explore intersections between the history of technology, cultural history, legal history, economic history, and the history of science.
The series publishes studies on institutions and actors effecting the circulation of knowledge; on media (artefacts, printed texts, manuscripts, visual representations) that transmit knowledge across time and space; on the social contexts and infrastructures that generate, support, or constrain knowledge creation and transmission; and on the role of the circulation of knowledge in economic, technological, and cultural change.
The series includes monographs and collaborative volumes. The editors welcome submissions for long-term and comparative studies as well as more focused studies.
If you think your work might be suitable for the series, don't hesitate to contact Marius Buning.