The Politics of Information in Early Modern Europe

products of information as commodities circulating far and wide.

Paul Arblaster teaches in the Literature Department of the Katholiek Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium Sabrina A. Baron teaches in the History Department at University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Brendan Dooley, Research Coordinator at the Medici Archive Project, has taught in the History Department at Harvard University. Henry Ettinghausen teaches in the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies at the University of Southampton. Mario Infelise teaches at the University of Venice. Otto Lankhorst works for the University Library of Nijmegen (the Netherlands). Michael Mendle teaches at the University of Alabama. Paul Ries is fellow of Darwin College, Cambridge, and has held a lectureship in the faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge. Thomas Schroder teaches in the Neuphiologische Fakultat of the University of Tubingen. Stuart Sherman teaches at Fordham University. Jean-Pierre Vittu teaches at the University of Orleans, France. Daniel Woolf teaches in the Faculty of Humanities at McMaster University, Canada.