Provide expertise and critical advice on document selection, archival techniques, analysis of historical sources, aesthetic/cultural/social/economic context, digital technologies
Support dissemination in various disciplines (law, humanities, social sciences)
Members
Dr Maurizio Borghi, Bocconi University of Milan, (history and philosophy of intellectual property), maurizio.borghi@unibocconi.it
Professor William Cornish, University of Cambridge, (intellectual property, legal history), wrc1000@cam.ac.uk
Professor Karl Nikolaus Peifer, Köln University (communications and media law, legal history) kpeifer@uni-koeln.de
Professor Laurent Pfister, University of Versailles Saint-Quentin (legal history) laurentpfister@yahoo.fr
Dr Christophe Geiger, Max Planck Institute, Munich, (copyright in France, Germany), Christophe.Geiger@ip.mpg.de
Professor Jane Ginsburg, Columbia University, (copyright law and history, also France) ginsburg@law.columbia.edu
Professor Mario Infelise, University of Venice, (history of printing, Venetian history), infelise@unive.it
Dr Dorit Raines, University Ca’ Foscari Venice, (Venetian history, library science), doritra@tin.it
Professor Mark Rose, University of California, (English literature, literary history), mrose@english.ucsb.edu
Dr Catherine Seville, University of Cambridge, (19th century literary property), cas1000@cam.ac.uk
Professor Hannes Siegrist, Leipzig University, (cultural and social history), siegrist@uni-leipzig.de
Dr Jamie Stapleton, Arts Council, (art history, political economy), jaime@beeb.net
Professor Peter Tschmuck, University of the Arts Vienna, (cultural economics), Tschmuck@mdw.ac.at
Professor Elmar Wadle, Saarbrücken University, (legal history), e.wadle@rz.uni-sb.de
Professor Christopher Witcombe, Sweet Briar College VA, (art history, Renaissance privileges), witcombe@sbc.edu
Professor Martha Woodmansee, Case Western Reserve University (18th and 19th century copyright history, especially in Germany) maw4@case.edu
