Scholarly Books in the Digital Age: A Canadian Perspective

Name: Scholarly Books in the Digital Age: A Canadian Perspective
Published: 2024-01-26
License: Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0

Gabriel Miller

doi:10.25547/GQKT-AT18

Scholarly Books in the Digital Age: A Canadian Perspective

By Gabriel Miller

Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences

For generations the scholarly monograph has been a cornerstone of research and scholarship in the humanities and social sciences, but what does the future hold for scholarly books? What are the implications of recent developments, whether it is…

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