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APPENDIX 31. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GOVERNMENT INFORMATION 

DISSEMINATION RESOURCES 

Compiled by Sarah T. Kadec and Barbara Whiteleather, NCLIS Consultants155

Compilation of this bibliography was undertaken by NCLIS in support of its efforts to examine ways 

to improve government information dissemination to the public. For the most part, the items listed 

cover the years 1995 to date, except for older items considered classics or deemed as heavily 

impacting government policies and programs. Interagency efforts to address the same issues, such as 

the Solomon Island conferences on public access from 1990-1994, are included. It also includes a 

variety of items provided to NCLIS during the course of this study by organizations surveyed, 

members of Commission Panels, Commission experts, or interested individuals. 

The bibliography makes no effort to duplicate statutes referred to either in the 1996 Congressional 

Research Service "Compilation"156 or the NCLIS update of that document included in Appendix 35.157

Furthermore, it was developed independently of the Bibliography of National Information Policies,158

compiled by Toni Carbo, Dean of the School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, and 

her associates, so there may be some overlap between the two bibliographies. 

NCLIS recognizes that this listing is far from complete and may have missed many important 

documents that would have provided the panels and the staff more valuable information for analysis. 

However, we believe that those listed here add considerably to the body of knowledge on this all 

important topic. 

Abadi, Martin; Burrows, Michael; Lampson, Butler; and Plotkin, Gordon. "A Calculus for Access 

Control in Distributed Systems." ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, Vol. 

15, no. 4 (1993): 706-734. 

Adler, Prudence S. "Federal Information Dissemination Policies and Practices: One Perspective on 

Managing the Transition." Journal of Government Information, Vol. 23 (1996): 435-441. 

Aldrich, Duncan M. "Depository Libraries, the Internet, and the 21st Century?" Journal of 

Government Information, Vol. 23 (1996): 381-391. 

Aldrich, Duncan M. "Partners on the Net: FDLP Partnering to Coordinate Remote Access to InternetBased Government Information." Government Information Quarterly, Vol. 15, no. 1 (1998): 27-38. 

 

155 Available at http://www.nclis.gov/govt/assess/assess.appen31.pdf. 156 Jane Bortnick Griffith, Harold C. Relyea, and Frances A. Buffalo, Compilation of Statutes Authorizing Dissemination of 

Government Information to the Public, Washington, DC: Library of Congress, Congressional Research Service (March 29, 

1996). 

157 Recent laws on dissemination of public information are identified in Appendix 33 in Volume 3 of this report: Index to a 

Compilation of Recent Federal Statutes Pertaining to Public Information Dissemination, and in Appendix 35 in Volume 4: A 

Compilation of Recent Federal Statutes Pertaining to Public Information Dissemination, which includes excerpts of relevant 

provisions. Appendices 33 and 35 are also available at http://www.nclis.gov/govt/assess/assess.appen33.pdf and 

http://www.nclis.gov/govt/assess/assess.appen35.pdf, respectively. 158 The revised bibliography compiled by Toni Carbo is available as Appendix 32 in Volume 3 of this report and at 

http://www.nclis.gov/govt/assess/assess.appen32.pdf. 
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