The Social Life of Scholarly Documents: Establishing Value in the Commons

By John Maxwell1, Beatrice Glickman1

Simon Fraser University

So much of the contemporary discourse around open scholarly infrastructures still seems dependent on an ethic of "if you build it they will come," even though we know from the history of print cultures that authority, trust, and value are…

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