Library Trends, Volume 45

Volume 45, Number 1, Summer 1996

The Library Bill of Rights

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  Gordon B. Baldwin:
  The Library Bill of Rights--A Critique.
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  Louise S. Robbins:
  Champions of a Cause: American Librarians and the Library Bill of Rights in the 1950s.
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  Toni Samek:
  The Library Bill of Rights in the 1960s: One Profession, One Ethic.
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  Dianne McAfee Hopkins:
  The Library Bill of Rights and School Library Media Programs.
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  Shirely A. Wiegand:
  Reality Bites: The Collision of Rhetoric, Rights, and Reality and the Library Bill of Rights.
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  Kathleen Nietzke Wolkoff:
  The Problem of Holocaust Denial Literature in Libraries.
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  Chris Schladweiler:
  The Library Bill of Rights and Intellectual Freedom: A Selected Bibliography. Library Trends 45(1) (1996)

Volume 45, Number 2, Fall 1996

Navigating Among the Disciplines: The Library and Interdisciplinary Inquiry

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  Julie Thompson Klein:
  Interdisciplinary Needs: The Current Context.
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  Marcia J. Bates:
  Learning About the Information Seeking of Interdisciplinary Scholars and Students.
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  Carole L. Palmer:
  Information Work at the Boundaries of Science: Linking Library Services to Research Practices.
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  Patrick Wilson:
  Interdisciplinary Research and Information Overload.
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  Robert Pahre:
  Patterns of Knowledge Communities in the Social Sciences.
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  Patricia Clark:
  Disciplinary Structures on the Internet.
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  Howard D. White:
  Literature Retrieval for Interdisciplinary Syntheses.
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  Jack T. Smith Jr.:
  Meta-Analysis: The Librarian as a Member of an Interdisciplinary Research Team.
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  Joan B. Fiscella:
  Bibliography as an Interdisciplinary Information Service.
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  Mattei Dogan:
  The Hybridization of Social Science Knowledge.
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  Susan E. Searing:
  Meeting the Information Needs of Interdisciplinary Scholars: Issues for Administrators of Large University Libraries.
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  Michael F. Winter:
  Specialization, Territoriality, and Jurisdiction in the Growth of Knowledge: Librarianship and the Political Economy of Knowledge.

Volume 45, Number 3, Winter 1997

Resource Sharing in a Changing Environment

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  Edward Shreeves:
  Is There a Future for Cooperative Collection Development in the Digital Age?
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  Trisha L. Davis:
  The Evolution of Selection Activities for Electronic Resources.
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  John H. Barnes:
  One Giant Leap, One Small Step: Continuing the Migration to Electronic Journals.
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  William Gray Potter:
  Recent Trends in Statewide Academic Library Consortia.
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  David F. Kohl:
  Resource Sharing in a Changing Ohio Environment.
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  Clifford A. Lynch:
  Building the Infrastructure of Resource Sharing: Union Catalogs, Distributed Search, and Cross-Database Linkage.
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  Jennifer A. Younger:
  Resource Description in the Digital Age.
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  Tona Henderson, Bonnie MacEwan:
  Electronic Collections and Wired Faculty.
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  Czeslaw Jan Grycz:
  Resource Sharing in the Systemic Context of Scholarly Communication.
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  Bruce R. Kingma:
  Interlibrary Loan and Resource Sharing: The Economics of the SUNY Express Consortium.
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  Randy Marcinko:
  Issues in Commercial Document Delivery.
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  Chandra Prabha, Elizabeth C. Marsh:
  Commercial Document Suppliers: How Many of the ILL/DD Periodical Article Requests Can They Fulfill?

Volume 45, Number 4, Spring 1997

Children and the Digital Library

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  Pam Sandlian:
  Visioning the Future of the Digital Library.
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  Virginia A. Walter:
  Becoming Digital: Policy Implications for Library Youth Services.
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  Robert Janus:
  From Paper and Ink to CD-ROM: Digitizing the World Book Image.
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  Marvin I. Weinberger:
  Just In Time Learning with "Electric Library".
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  Eliza T. Dresang:
  Influence of the Digital Environment on Literature for Youth: Radical Change in the Handheld Book.
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  Eva Chen, Corinna Fales, Julie Thompson:
  Digitized Primary Source Documents from the Library of Congress in History and Social Studies Curriculum.
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  Judith K. Graves:
  Design Considerations for the Library of Congress Learning Page: Providing Learners Context and Access to the Collections.
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  Delia Neuman:
  Learning and the Digital Library.
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  Carol Collier Kuhlthau:
  Learning in Digital Libraries: An Information Search Process Approach.
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  Sandra G. Hirsh:
  How Do Children Find Information on Different Types of Tasks? Children's Use of the Science Library Catalog.
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  Bertram C. Bruce, Kevin Leander:
  Searching for Digital Libraries in Education: Why Computers Cannot Tell the Story.
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  Frances Jacobson, Emily Ignacio:
  Teaching Reflection: Information Seeking and Evaluation in a Digital Library Environment.