Library Trends, Volume 56

Volume 56, Number 1, Summer 2007

Preserving Cultural Heritage

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  Michèle Valerie Cloonan, Douglas Ross Harvey:
  Preserving Cultural Heritage: Introduction. 1-3

Defining and Instantiating Cultural Heritage Preservation

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  Abby Smith:
  Valuing Preservation. 4-25
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  Heather Marie MacNeil, Bonnie Mak:
  Constructions of Authenticity. 26-52
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  Annemaree Lloyd:
  Guarding Against Collective Amnesia? Making Significance Problematic: An Exploration of Issues. 53-65
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  Anna Catalani:
  Displaying Traditional Yorùbá Religious Objects in Museums: The Western Re-Making of a Cultural Heritage. 66-79
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  Paul Eggert:
  The Conservator's Gaze and the Nature of the Work. 80-106

Protecting Cultural Heritage from Civil Unrest and Natural Disasters

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  András J. Riedlmayer:
  Crimes of War, Crimes of Peace: Destruction of Libraries during and after the Balkan Wars of the 1990s. 107-132
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  Michèle Valerie Cloonan:
  The Paradox of Preservation. 133-147

Digital Culture and Notions of Permanence

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  Kevin Bradley:
  Defining Digital Sustainability. 148-163
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  Yola de Lusenet:
  Tending the Garden or Harvesting the Fields: Digital Preservation and the UNESCO Charter on the Preservation of the Digital Heritage. 164-182
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  Karen F. Gracy:
  Moving Image Preservation and Cultural Capital. 183-197
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  Ingrid Mason:
  Virtual Preservation: How Has Digital Culture Influenced Our Ideas about Permanence? Changing Practice in a National Legal Deposit Library. 198-215

Collaborations, Partnerships, and Training

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  Howard Besser:
  Collaboration for Electronic Preservation. 216-229
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  Paula De Stefano, Tyler O. Walters:
  A Natural Collaboration: Preservation for Archival Collections in ARL Libraries. 230-258
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  Douglas Ross Harvey:
  UNESCO'S Memory of the World Programme. 259-274
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  Sherelyn Ogden:
  Understanding, Respect, and Collaboration in Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Conservator's Developing Perspective. 275-287
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  Ann Russell:
  Training Professionals to Preserve Digital Heritage: The School for Scanning. 288-297

Volume 56, Number 2, Fall 2007

Gender Issues in Information Needs and Services

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  Cindy Ingold, Susan E. Searing:
  Introduction: Gender Issues in Information Needs and Services. 299-302

Libraries, Archives, and Gender-Inflected Information Needs

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  Kay Ann Cassell, Kathleen Weibel:
  Public Library Response to Women and Their Changing Roles Revisited. 303-327
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  Dolores Fidishun:
  Women and the Public Library: Using Technology, Using the Library. 328-343
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  Kären M. Mason, Tanya Zanish-Belcher:
  Raising the Archival Consciousness: How Women's Archives Challenge Traditional Approaches to Collecting and Use, Or, What's in a Name? 344-359

Gender and Youth

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  Eliza T. Dresang, Melissa R. Gross, Leslie Edmonds Holt:
  New Perspectives: An Analysis of Gender, Net-Generation Children, and Computers. 360-386
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  Denise E. Agosto, Kimberly L. Paone, Gretchen S. Ipock:
  The Female-Friendly Public Library: Gender Differences in Adolescents' Uses and Perceptions of U.S. Public Libraries. 387-401
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  Suzanne M. Stauffer:
  Developing Children's Interest in Reading. 402-422

Resources for Information-Seekers

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  Melody M. Allison:
  Women's Health: Librarian as Social Entrepreneur. 423-448
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  Cindy Ingold:
  Women's Studies Databases: A Critical Comparison of Three Databases for Core Journals in Women and Gender Studies. 449-468
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  Susan E. Searing:
  Biographical Reference Works for and about Women, from the Advent of the Women's Liberation Movement to the Present: An Exploratory Analysis. 469-493

Theory and Practice: Creating Change

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  Ellen Broidy:
  Gender and the Politics of Information: Reflections on Bringing the Library into the Classroom. 494-508
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  Hope A. Olson:
  How We Construct Subjects: A Feminist Analysis. 509-541
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  Bahrat Mehra, Donna Braquet:
  Library and Information Science Professionals as Community Action Researchers in an Academic Setting: Top Ten Directions to Further Institutional Change for People of Diverse Sexual Orientations and Gender Identities. 542-565

Volume 56, Number 3, Winter 2008

Alternative Print Culture: Social History and Libraries

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  Wayne A. Wiegand:
  Alternative Print Culture: Social History and Libraries - Introduction. 567-569
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  Chip Berlet:
  The Write Stuff: U. S. Serial Print Culture from Conservatives out to Neonazis. 570-600
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  Randall K. Burkett:
  The Joy of Finding Periodicals "Not in Danky". 601-617
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  Daniel F. Littlefield, James W. Parins:
  Native American Press in Wisconsin and the Nation, 1982 to the Present. 618-634
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  Christiane Harzig, Dirk Hoerder:
  Internationalizing Working-Class History since the 1970s: Challenges from Historiography, Archives, and the Web. 635-649
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  Honor R. Sachs:
  Reconstructing a Life: The Archival Challenges of Women's History. 650-666
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  Chris Dodge:
  Collecting the Wretched Refuse: Lifting a Lamp to Zines, Military Newspapers, and Wisconsinalia. 667-677
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  Juris Dilevko:
  An Alternative Vision of Librarianship: James Danky and the Socio-cultural Politics of Collection Development. 678-704
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  Christine Pawley:
  "Success on a Shoestring: " A Center for a Diverse Print Culture History in Modern America. 705-719

Volume 56, Number 4, Spring 2008

The Evaluation and Transformation of Information Systems: Essays Honoring the Legacy of F. W. Lancaster

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  W. Boyd Rayward, John Unsworth:
  Preface. 721-723
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  Lorraine J. Haricombe, Keith Russell:
  The Influence of F. W. Lancaster on Information Science and on Libraries: Notes on the scope of this Festschrift. 724-730
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  Robert M. Hayes:
  A Tribute to F. Wilfrid Lancaster. 731-739
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  Cesaria Lancaster, Miriam Meyer, Owen Lancaster, Jude Lancaster, Aaron Lancaster, Lakshmi Hanumanthappa, Raji Hanumanthappa:
  F. W. Lancaster: A Family Tribute. 740-746
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  Lorraine J. Haricombe, Chandra Prabha:
  F. W. Lancaster as Scholar, Teacher, and Mentor: Reflections of Students. 747-762
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  Tefko Saracevic:
  Effects of Inconsistent Relevance Judgments on Information Retrieval Test Results: A Historical Perspective. 763-783
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  Péter Jacsó:
  Testing the Calculation of a Realistic h-index in Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science for F. W. Lancaster. 784-815
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  Carol Tenopir:
  Online Systems for Information Access and Retrieval. 816-829
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  Candy Schwartz:
  Thesauri and Facets and Tags, Oh My! A Look at Three Decades in Subject Analysis. 830-842
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  Arthur P. Young:
  Aftermath of a Prediction: F. W. Lancaster and the Paperless Society. 843-858
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  Barbara A. Rapp:
  Excellence in Evaluation: Early Landmarks at the National Library of Medicine. 859-887
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  Martha Kyrillidou, Colleen Cook:
  The Evolution of Measurement and Evaluation of Libraries: A Perspective from the Association of Research Libraries. 888-909
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  Keith Russell:
  Evidence-Based Practice and Organizational Development in Libraries. 910-930
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  Beverly P. Lynch:
  Library Education: Its Past, Its Present, Its Future. 931-953
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  Jian Qin:
  F. W. Lancaster: A Bibliometric Analysis. 954-967
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  Leigh S. Estabrook, F. W. Lancaster:
  Reflections: An Interview with F. W. Lancaster. 968-974