Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 5
3. Introduction: Participation and Precarious Alliances, Now and Then 7
4. Markets
5. Net-Works: Collaborative Modes of Cultural Production in Web 2.0 Contexts 15
6. Participation? It’s Complicated (A Response to Martin Butler) 33
7. The History of the Booker Prize as a History of Problems and Precarious Alliances 47
8. Socialist Realism in a Capitalist Context: Marketing Strategies in the Russian Book Market 63
9. The New Circumstances of Content Innovation in the Digital Book Value Creation Network: Precarious Guarantee of More of the Same? 77
10. Authorship, Agency, and Value
11. Whose Intentions? The Posthumous Careers of F. Scott Fitzgerald and William Styron 99
12. Precarious Alliances: The Case of Arno Schmidt 117
13. Touched by an Author: Books and ‘Intensive’ Reading in the Late Eighteenth Century 135
14. Authorship, Participation, and Media Change: Perspectives from Medieval Studies 157
15. Politics, Institutions, Movements
16. The War of Systems: Print Capitalism and the Birth of Political Modernity in Britain, 1789-1802 177
17. ‘Success’ and ‘Failure’ of Literary Collaboration between Authors in Belarus in the 1920s 207
18. Profession and Ideology: Cultural Institutions and the Formation of Literary Circles in the Soviet Occupied Territory and the Early GDR 241
19. Precarious Alliances between Literature and Law: A Tentative Account of the Case of Australia 257
20. Literary Movements as Precarious Alliances? Observations and Propositions on Movement Discourse and Cultural Participation 281
21. Notes on Contributors 311