1. Introduction: “Libraries and Archives in the Digital Age”.- PART I: ACCESS.- 2. Libraries, Books, and the Digital Future - Robert Darnton.- 3. From Open Access to Maximal Access - Dan Cohen.- 4. A National Library in the Digital Age - Alberto Manguel.- 5. Discovery, Access, and Use of Information in the ‘Digital Ecosystem - Jack Ammerman.- PART II: PRESERVATION AND COMMUNITY.- 6. Supporting Manuscript Translation in Library and Archival Collections: Toward Decolonial Translation Methods - Ellen Cushman.- 7. Radical Recordkeeping: How Community Archives Are Changing How We Think About Records - Jeannette Bastian.- 8. Digital Archives for African Studies: Making Africa’s Written Heritage Visible - Fallou Ngom.- PART III: ARCHIVAL POLITICS.- 9. Nambiquaras in Paris: Archival Images, Appearances and Disappearances - Beatriz Jaguaribe.- 10. Future Memory: Preserving Diverse Voices From and About China From a Time of Unification of Thought - Rudolf G. Wagner.- 11. Cold War Archives and Democratic Aspirations in Latin America - Kirsten Weld.- 12. Globalism, Transparency, and Loss - Maurice Lee.- PART IV: DIGITAL PRACTICE.- 13. Building from the Inside Out: Empowering Librarians to Develop Digital Scholarship Collaboratories - Harriett Green.- 14. On Librarianship and/with Digital Scholarly Practice - Vika Zafrin.- 15. Data ‘Moves’: How Can Data Workflows Be Tracked, Compared, and Shared Across Disciplines? - Alan Liu.
