International Information & Library Review

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 International Information & Library Review
 
 http://www.hbuk.co.uk/ap/journals/lr.htm
 (Link inactive 24 November 2004)

 Content available to subscribers at:

 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/10572317
 (Link active 24 November 2004)
 
 This online version of the print journal of the same name is published by
 Academic Press, Inc. through a program titled IDEAL (International Digital
 Electronic Access Library). For more than twenty years, the International
 Information and Library Review has been welcomed by librarians all over
 the world for its timely articles on progress and research in
 international and comparative librarianship, documentation, and
 information retrieval.  Contributions to the journal have come from staff
 or members of many different international organizations, including the
 United Nations, UNESCO, IFLA, and INTAMEL, and from library scientists in
 national academic, public, industrial, and research libraries and
 information centers. 
 
 In 1992, Toni Carbo Bearman was appointed Editor-in-Chief, and the
 journal's scope was broadened. The journal now focuses on three issues:
 the ways in which information is used as a resource within organizations;
 the impact that information use is making on societies throughout the
 world; and the legislative and regulatory implications of an information
 intensive community.
 
 Research Areas Include: 
      Reviews of developments in library and information science and
 	library-related research in many countries with contrasting
 	policies and achievements 
      A new section called "Brief Communications" will be added to future
 	issues
      Special issues devoted to important topics are planned
 
 Some articles appearing in the June 1996 issue of the Journal include:
 'The Periodical Literature of Library and Information in Africa:
 1990-1995', 'Library Staff Retention Strategies in the Face of Accelerated
 Turnover:  University of Zimbabwe Case', and 'The Changing Role of Mobile
 Libraries in Africa'. 
 
 Subscription to this electronic journal involves licensing agreements with
 academic and industrial networks or consortia of libraries and can not be
 done on a personal or even title by title basis. However, the table of
 contents and article abstracts for each issue are available online
 free-of-charge. Articles are provided to members of subscriber
 institutions in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format. 
 
 ISSN 1057-2317
 
 Editor: Toni Carbo
 Email: apsubs@acad.com
 
 
 
 

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