@inbook{6b22505a46714594923b8a6506180ba3,
title = "Digital archives, historical infrastructures",
abstract = "This chapter explores the lasting effects of digitization and digitalization or datafication on cultural-historical scholarship. The digitization 'revolution'rekindles arguments that, since Foucault, have never quite left the stage: debates about how power relations are shaped by the institutions we inhabit and how people reproduce those relations through the ways in which we develop those institutions. The digitization processes inform a next chapter in the archival turn, but new actors are involved. Researchers have critical insights that can and should be exploited by archives and libraries, to create and curate knowledge in as responsible a way as possible.",
author = "\{van Miert\}, Dirk and Manjusha Kuruppath and Pim Huijnen",
year = "2026",
month = feb,
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-3505-5883-0",
series = "Cultural History and Historical Culture",
publisher = "Bloomsbury Academic",
pages = "89--108",
editor = "Jochen Hung and Willemijn Ruberg",
booktitle = "Cultural History for a Changing World",
}