Collection management
By: edited by G.E. Gorman
Contributors: Gorman, G. E
Series: International yearbook of library and information management -- 2000-2001
Publisher: The Scarecrow Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Lanham, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
Subjects: Collection management (Libraries)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: The blurring of boundaries: digital information and its impact on collection management / Daniel G. Dorner; title: Policy: politics, power, and people / Frederick J. Friend; title: Economics and collection management / Stephen A. Roberts; title: Information, technology, and diversity: censorship in the 21st century / Susan E. Higgins; title: Electronic publications / Thomas W. Leonhardt; title: Serials management in developing countries: the case of Vietnam / Van Son Vu; title: Access to journal literature in the electronic era / John M. Budd; title: Acquisitions: the emerging electronic paradigm / Liz Chapman; title: Library purchasing consortia: their activity and effect on the marketplace / David Ball and Jo Pye; title: New operating principles for collecting government documents / Kathy E. Tezla; title: Collection management initiatives in Britain / Clare Jenkins; title: Managing national distributed collections: reflections on the British experience / Alicia Wise; title: Library storage facilities and services / Lizanne Payne; title: Changing collections, changing evaluation / G.E. Gorman and Ruth H. Miller; title: Weeding library collections: conundrums and contradictions / Roy Williams; title: Preservation management: something old, something new / Charles F. Thomas; title: Rare book collections in an electronic environment: the Shanghai Library experience / Jieyin Feng; title: Records acquisition and appraisal in the information age / Rachel Lilburn