The Oxford Handbook of Publishing marks the coming of age of the scholarship in publishing studies with a comprehensive exploration of current research on subjects such as copyright, corporate social responsibility, globalizing markets, and changing technology that have transformed the industry in recent years.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- 1: Introduction
- Part I: Publishing in Context
- 2: Alistair McCleery: Publishing History
- 3: Simone Murray: Authorship
- 4: Adriaan van der Weel: Reading
- 5: Mira T. Sundara Rajan: Copyright and Publishing: Symbiosis in the Digital Environment
- 6: Elizabeth le Roux: Publishing and Society
- 7: John Oakes: Publishing and Culture: The Alchemy of Ideas
- 8: Martin Eve: Publishing and Information
- 9: Carlos A. Scolari: Networks: From Text to Hypertext, Publishing to Sharing, and Single Author to Collaborative Production
- 10: Angus Phillips: Publishing and Corporate Social Responsibility
- Part II: The Dynamics of Publishing
- 11: Albert N. Greco: Economics of Publishing
- 12: Albert N. Greco: The Strategy of Publishing
- 13: Miha Kovä; and Rüdiger Wischenbart: Globalization and Publishing
- 14: Michael Bhaskar: Curation in Publishing: Curatorial Paradigms, Filtering, and the Structure of Editorial Choice
- 15: John B. Thompson: Trade Publishing
- 16: Samantha J. Rayner: Academic Publishing
- 17: Miha Kovac and Mojca K. %Sebart: Educational Publishing: Primary and Secondary Education
- Part III: Publishing in Practice
- 18: Frania Hall: Organizational Structures in Publishing
- 19: Paul Luna: Book Design
- 20: John Maxwell: Publishing and Technology
- 21: Alison Baverstock: Marketing for Publishing
- 22: Lynette Owen: Rights
- 23: Alex Holzman and Sarah Lippincott: Libraries
- 24: Niels Peter Thomas: Bookselling
- Coda
- 25: Michael Bhaskar and Angus Phillips: The Future of Publishing: Eight Thought Experiments