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ORCIDJournal of the American Society for Information Science, Volume 36
Volume 36, Number 1, January 1985
- Fazli Can, Esen A. Ozkarahan:
Similarity and stability analysis of the two partitioning type clustering algorithms. 3-14 - Yih-Chen Wang, James Vandendorpe, Martha Evens:
Relational thesauri in information retrieval. 15-27 - Patrick Doreian, Thomas J. Fararo:
Structural equivalence in a journal network. 28-37 - William M. Shaw Jr.:
Critical thresholds in co-citation graphs. 38-43
- Richard E. Lucier, James F. Dooley:
Cosmology and the changing role of libraries: An analogy and reflections. 44-47 - Hilary D. Burton:
The changing environment of personal information systems. 48-52
- Peter Halpin:
Transferring a national information system from the public sector to the private sector - How the administration on aging did it. 53-55
- T. D. Wilson:
The competitive strength of the information and communication industry in Europe. H. J. van Houten, Ed. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff; 1983: 173 pp. (ISBN 90-247-2860-6). 56 - James E. Rush:
Document delivery in the United States. Washington, DC: Council on Library Resources, Inc.; 1983: 78 pp. (A report prepared by Information Systems Consultants, Inc.) available from the council for $5.00 (prepaid only); 1785 Massachusetts Avenue N.W., Washington, DC 20036. 56-57 - Gail Peck:
Accounting for librarians and other not-for-profit managers, G. Stevenson Smith. Chicago: American Library Association; 1984: 470 pp. 57
Volume 36, Number 2, March 1985
- Marshall C. Yovits, Clinton R. Foulk:
Experiments and analysis of information use and value in a decision-making context. 63-81 - John E. Tolle, Sehchang Hah:
Online search patterns: NLM CATLINE database. 82-93 - J. Salasin, Toby Cedar:
Information-seeking behavior in an applied research/service delivery setting. 94-102 - John Salasin, Toby Cedar:
Person-to-person communication in an applied research/service delivery setting. 103-115 - Robert Fugmann:
The five-axiom theory of indexing and information supply. 116-129
- Mary Sue Stephenson:
The research method used in subfields and the growth of published literature in those subfields: Vertebrate paleontology and geochemistry. 130-133
- Cloyd Dake Gull:
Development of resource sharing networks: Networks study no 22. ABN Conference (1983: Melbourne, Victoria). First ABN Conference, July 12-14, 1983, Melbourne, Papers and Proceedings, Australian Bibliographic Network. Canberra: National Library of Australia; 1983: 214 pp. 134-135 - Richard S. Marcus:
Intelligent systems, the unprecedented opportunity. Jean E. Hayes and Donald Michie., Eds. Chichester: Ellis Horwood Ltd.; 1983: Isbn 0470-27501-4. Price: $39.95. 135-137 - Bert R. Boyce:
The joy of computer communication. William J. Cook. New York: Dell Publishing Co.; 1984: 128 pp. Price: $5.95. ISBN 0-440-54412-2. 137 - Bert Boyce:
Automated circulation: An examination of choices. Joseph R. Matthews and Kevin E. Hegarty, Eds., Chicago: American Library Association; 1984: 126 pp. 137 - Lee Shifiett:
Beyond Beyond "1984": The future of library technical services. Peter Gellatly, Ed. New York: Haworth Press; 1984: 265 pp. Price: $24.95 hard cove: The future of library technical services. Peter Gellatly, Ed. New York: Haworth Press; 1984: 265 pp. Price: $24.95 hard cove: The future of library technical services. Peter Gellatly, Ed. New York: Haworth Press; 1984: 265 pp. Price: $24.95 hard cove: The future of library technical services. Peter Gellatly, Ed. New York: Haworth Press; 1984: 265 pp. Price: $24.95 hard cover. 137-139 - Joseph R. Matthews:
Cable for information delivery: A guide for librarians, educators and cable professionals. Brigitte L. Kenney, Ed. White Plains, NY: Knowledge Industry Publications; 1984: 172 pp. Price: $34.50 hard cover; $27.50 soft cover. 139
Volume 36, Number 3, May 1985
- Lois F. Lunin, Beth Krevitt Eres:
Perspectives on ... international information issues. 143
- Beth Krevitt Eres, Lois F. Lunin:
Introduction and overview. 144-145 - Marta Dosa:
Information transfer as technical assistance for development. 146-152 - A. Neelameghan, J. Tocatlian:
International cooperation in information systems and services. 153-163 - Jane Bortnick:
National and international information policy. 164-168 - Michel J. Menou:
An overview of social measures of information. 169-177 - Vladimir Slamecka:
Information technology and the third world. 178-183 - Beth Krevitt Eres, Kathleen T. Bivins Noerr:
Access to primary and secondary literature from peripheral or less developed countries. 184-191 - Tefko Saracevic, Gilda M. Braga, Matthew A. Afolayan:
Issues in information science education in developing countries. 192-199 - Gerard Salton, Edward A. Fox
, Ellen M. Voorhees:
Advanced feedback methods in information retrieval. 200-210
- P. Willett:
Erratum. 210
- Charles L. Bernier:
Ethics of knowing. 211-212 - Beth Krevitt Eres:
Socioeconomic conditions related to information activity in less developed countries. 213-219
- David E. Nadziejka:
Federal information policy. 220
Volume 36, Number 4, July 1985
- Terrence A. Brooks:
Private acts and public objects: An investigation of citer motivations. 223-229 - O. L. Standera:
Electronic publishing: The predicament of occasional users in the editorial process. 230-240 - Trudi Bellardo:
An investigation of online searcher traits and their relationship to search outcome. 241-250 - J. A. Perry:
The dillion hypothesis of titular colonicity: An empirical test from the ecological sciences. 251-258 - Jose Alvarez, Steven M. Smiley, Francisco Rohrmann:
Informatics and small computers in Latin America. 259-267
- Gerard Salton:
A note about information science research. 268-271
- B. Tommie Usdin:
ALA glossary of library and information science. Chicago, IL: American Library Association; 1983: 245 pp., $50. 272-273 - Ted Mims:
MacMillan easy home computer series. (1) The Apple IIe User's Guide. Mark Andrews, 121 pp. (2) The Commodore 64 User's Guide. Jonathan Sacks and Mark Andrews, 121 pp. (3) The IBM PC User's Guide. Michael Bane and Mark Andrews, 121 pp. (4) The TI 99/4A User's Guide. Bill Brewer and Mark Andrews, 121 pp. Roger Sharpe, Ed. New York: MacMillan; 1984. Price: $5.95 each. 273 - Marion T. Reid:
Resource sharing and information networks, vol 1, nos 1/2-(Fall/Winter 1983-). New York: The Haworth Press, Inc. Annual subscription rates: $33 for individuals; $60 for institutions and libraries. 273-274
- Paul Baxter:
The role of the British library R & D department in supporting library and information research in the United Kingdom. 275-277
Volume 36, Number 5, September 1985
- Michael J. Nelson, Jean Tague:
Split size-rank models for the distribution of index terms. 283-296 - Elliot Noma, Dominic Olivastro:
Are there enduring patents? 297-301 - Mary J. Culnan:
The dimensions of perceived accessibility to information: Implications for the delivery of information systems and services. 302-308 - Donald O. Case:
The personal computer: Missing link to the electronic journal? 309-313 - H. S. Sichel:
A bibliometric distribution which really works. 314-321 - Chong K. Liew, Uinam J. Choi, Chung J. Liew:
Inference control mechanism for statistical database: Frequency-imposed data distortions. 322-329 - Michael D. Cooper:
Teaching database management system use in a library school curriculum. 330-338 - Betty Spillers Beeson, R. Ann Williams:
The effects of gender and age on preschool children's choice of the computer as a child-selected activity. 339-341 - K. L. Kwok:
A probabilistic theory of indexing and similarity measure based on cited and citing documents. 342-351
- Andrew A. Aines:
Note. 352 - John J. Boll, Douglas L. Zweizig:
Mapping a Curriculum by Computer. 352-353 - Howard D. White, Karen Calhoun:
Authors' Reply. 353-354
- Hans H. Wellisch:
Erratum. 354
- Donald H. Kraft:
Editor's reply. 354 - Charles T. Meadow:
Relevance? 354-355
Volume 36, Number 6, November 1985
- Toni Carbo Bearman, Lois F. Lunin:
Perspectives on ... The National Commission on Libraries and Information Science. 357
- Elinor M. Hashim:
National commission on libraries and information science: A brief overview. 360-363 - Bessie Boehm Moore, Christina Carr Young:
Library/information services and the nation's elderly. 364-368 - Toni Carbo Bearman, Polly Guynup, Sandra N. Milevski:
Information and productivity. 369-375 - Robert Lee Chartrand:
The politics of information. 376-382 - John E. Juergensmeyer, Sarah G. Bishop:
Access to information: The dream and reality. 383-388 - F. W. Lancaster, Ja-Lih Lee:
Bibliometric techniques applied to issues management: A case study. 389-397 - Duncan A. Buell:
A problem in information retrieval with fuzzy sets. 398-401 - Danny P. Wallace:
The use of statistical methods in library and information science. 402-410 - Patrick Doreian:
Structural equivalence in a psychology journal network. 411-417
- Charles D. Patterson:
Evaluation of reference services. Bill Katz and Ruth A. Fraley, Eds. New York: Haworth Press; 1984: 334 p. $29.95 (hard). 418-419
- Christine L. Borgman:
Citations Format. 420
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