Interlending & Document Supply: Volume 15 Issue 3

THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL DOCUMENT DELIVERY SERVICES IN INTERLIBRARY LOAN

Sue Kennedy

This article explores the relationship of commercial document delivery services with libraries in an arena traditionally dominated by interlibrary services, focusing on the supply…

THE IMPACT OF OCLC ON INTERLIBRARY LOAN IN THE UNITED STATES

Virginia Boucher

The OCLC Interlibrary Loan Subsystem became available for use 1 April 1979. The advantages and disadvantages of the ILL Subsystem are examined, as well as the composition and use…

THE PROBLEMS OF LIBRARY CO‐OPERATION IN KENYA

JN Otike

This article opens with an examination of the information system in Kenya and goes on to highlight the lack of formal co‐operative agreements in the country's library system. An…

ACQUISITIONS AND INTERLIBRARY LOANS: A CORRELATION?

Brian Burch, Arthur Davies

This paper looks at the link between levels of library acquisition and interlibrary loan demand, using data from 12 libraries over the period 1975/76 to 1984/85. The authors…

INTERLENDING AND DOCUMENT SUPPLY: A REVIEW OF RECENT LITERATURE: XII

Graham P Cornish

The majority of the articles reviewed this time deal with ILL and public libraries in one way or another. The review begins by looking at school libraries and their ability to…