Collection Building: Volume 29 Issue 4

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Collaborative collection development: a Canadian‐Indonesian initiative

Andre P. Bolduc

The purpose of this paper is to describe the collaborative collection development initiative undertaken by the Indonesia Social Equity Project.

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Documents journey through time: weeding a history

Vickie Mix

The purpose of this paper is to offer a reflective analysis of project planning for the legal disposition of a large Federal Documents Collection in an off‐site storage facility.

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Digital access to cultural heritage material: case of the Moroccan manuscripts

Abdelhamid Boujdad M'kadem, Paul Nieuwenhuysen

The purpose of this paper is to study the readiness of academic researchers in history in Moroccan universities to change their habits and ways of accessing old manuscript…

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Funding for collection development activities at Chancellor College Library, University of Malawi

Aubrey Chaputula, Benzies Y. Boadi

The purpose of this paper is to look at the nature of funding for collection development activities at Chancellor College Library, University of Malawi, and see how that impacts…

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Rare material in academic libraries

Susan Potter, Robert P. Holley

This paper aims to summarize the importance of rare materials for academic libraries, including developments since the arrival of the internet and the effects of declining library…

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Diversity collection assessment in large academic libraries

Matthew P. Ciszek, Courtney L. Young

This paper aims to examine the methods of diversity‐related collection assessment useful for large academic libraries.

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ISSN:

0160-4953

Online date, start – end:

1978 – 2017

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited