Communicating Ideas is the first attempt to place publishing in America in its political and commercial setting
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Autorenporträt
Irving Louis Horowitz
Inhaltsangabe
1: Valuational Presuppositions of the New Technology 2: New Technologies, Scientific Information, and Democratic Choice 3: Technological Impacts on Scholarly Publishing 4: The Political Economy of Database Technology 5: Copyright Legislation and Its Consequences 6: The Reproduction of Knowledge and the Maintenance of Property 7: From Computer Revolution to Intellectual Counter-revolution 8: Scholarly Communication and Academic Publishing 9: Expropiating Ideas-The Politics of Global Publishing 10: Scientific Access and Political Constraint to Knowledge 11: From Means of Production to Modes of Communication 12: Advertising Ideas and Marketing Products 13: Gatekeeping Functions and Publishing Truths 14: The Social Structure of Scholarly Communication 15: Social Science as Scholarly Communication 16: Experts, Audiences, and Publics 17: The Changing System of Author-Publisher Relations 18: Specialist Journals in America: Romantic Highs and Fiscal Bottoms 19: Publishing About Philanthropy 20: The Place of the Festschrift in Scholarly Publishing 21: Publishing, Prizing, and Praising 22: The Forms of Democracy: The Place of Scientific Standards in Advanced Societies 23: Toward a History of Social Science Publishing 24: Scholarly Publishing as the Word Made Flesh
1: Valuational Presuppositions of the New Technology 2: New Technologies, Scientific Information, and Democratic Choice 3: Technological Impacts on Scholarly Publishing 4: The Political Economy of Database Technology 5: Copyright Legislation and Its Consequences 6: The Reproduction of Knowledge and the Maintenance of Property 7: From Computer Revolution to Intellectual Counter-revolution 8: Scholarly Communication and Academic Publishing 9: Expropiating Ideas-The Politics of Global Publishing 10: Scientific Access and Political Constraint to Knowledge 11: From Means of Production to Modes of Communication 12: Advertising Ideas and Marketing Products 13: Gatekeeping Functions and Publishing Truths 14: The Social Structure of Scholarly Communication 15: Social Science as Scholarly Communication 16: Experts, Audiences, and Publics 17: The Changing System of Author-Publisher Relations 18: Specialist Journals in America: Romantic Highs and Fiscal Bottoms 19: Publishing About Philanthropy 20: The Place of the Festschrift in Scholarly Publishing 21: Publishing, Prizing, and Praising 22: The Forms of Democracy: The Place of Scientific Standards in Advanced Societies 23: Toward a History of Social Science Publishing 24: Scholarly Publishing as the Word Made Flesh
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