Librarianship and Information Work Worldwide 2000Graham Mackenzie, Maurice Bernard Line, Paul Sturges In the 10 papers presented here, librarians, professors, and administrators discuss various aspects of librarianship, and consider the job of the librarian in a variety of institutions and contexts. Topics include: national, academic, and public libraries; document access and supply; national inform |
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National libraries | 19 |
Academic libraries | 51 |
Public libraries | 87 |
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AACR2 academic libraries archives areas Australia Bibliographic Control British Library business process reengineering Cataloguing and Bibliographic collections communication Conference cooperation Council of Europe cultural database DD/ILL describes developing countries Die Deutsche Bibliothek digital library distance education document supply Dublin Core electronic document electronic journals electronic library electronic publications electronic resources environment European future global hybrid library IFLA implementation important information resources Information Science information services information society information technology infrastructure initiatives institutions Interlending and Document interlibrary loan International Cataloguing Internet issues knowledge management legal deposit librarians library and information library services library's literature materials metadata national bibliographic national libraries NIPs organization outsourcing planning problems programme public libraries publishers Research Libraries Review role sector staff standards strategy telecommunications traditional UNIMARC University Library users