Special collections in the twenty-first century
By: Barbara M. Jones, issue editor
Series: Library trends -- v. 52, no. 1
Publisher: University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Champaign, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 201
Subjects: Libraries; Special collections
Notes: "Summer 2003."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Continuing development of special collections librarianship  -- Michele V. Cloonan and Sidney E. Berger; title: Everything old is new again : research collections at the American Antiquarian Society  -- Joanne D. Chaison; title: In the age of the Web : strategies for building a collection of primary sources for European history ...  -- Paul Saenger; title: Elmer L. Andersen Library  -- Donald G. Kelsey; title: Special collections outside the ivory tower  -- Susan M. Allen; title: Mutually assured survival : library fund-raising strategies in a changing economy  -- Lisa Browar and Samuel A. Streit; title: Public services and outreach in rare book, manuscript and special collections libraries  -- Daniel Traister; title: New trends in cataloging rare and special materials  -- Deborah J. Leslie; title: Brief look at recent developments in the preservation and conservation of special collections  -- Jennifer E. Hain; title: Moving image preservation in libraries  -- Paula De Stefano; title: Digital imaging and conservation : model guidelines  -- John F. Dean; title: Special collections in an international perspective  -- Alice Prochaska; title: Role of displaced book collections in culture  -- Ekaterina Genieva; title: ARL Special Collections Initiative  -- Joe A. Hewitt and Judith M. Panitch; title: Authenticity and affect : when is a watch not a watch -- Abby Smith.