The collection development literature of 1996: A bibliographic essay

Collection Building

Volumn 17, Issue 1, 1998, Pages 29-39

  Nisonger, Thomas E ^a  

^a INDIANA UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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EID: 85032070021     PISSN: 01604953     EISSN: 20545592     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1108/01604959810368974     Document Type: Review

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68. Ingram, J. (1996), “Nature’s bounty: a vegetarian cookbook primer: collection development; vegetarian cooking, ” Library Journal, Vol. 121, July, pp. 79-82.
69. Intner, S.S. (1996), “The ostrich syndrome: why written collection development policies are important, ” Technicalities, Vol. 16, July/August, pp. 1+.
70. Intner, S.S. and Futas, E. (1996), “The role and impact of Library of Congress classification on the assessment of women’s studies collections, ” Library Acquisitions: Practice & Theory, Vol. 20, Fall, pp. 267-79.
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123. Rollins, G. (1996), “Electronic document delivery: impact and implications for library services at Houston public library, ” Resource Sharing & Information Networks, Vol. 11 Nos 1/2, pp. 17-25.
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125. Sandy, J.H. (Ed.) (1996), Approval Plans: Issues and Innovations, Haworth, New York, NY.
126. Sendi, K.A. (1996), “Assessing the functionality of the reference collection, ” Collection Building, Vol. 15 No. 3, pp. 17-21.
127. Senkevitch, J.J. and Sweetland, J.H. (1996), “Evaluating public library adult fiction: can we define a core collection?, ” RQ, Vol. 36, Fall, pp. 103-17.
128. Shlaes, N.C. (1996), “Cooperative collection management succeeds in Illinois, ” Resource Sharing & Information Networks, Vol. 12 No. 1, pp. 49-53.
129. Silveria, J.B. and Leonard, B.G. (1996), “The balancing act: collection development in support of remote users in an extended campus setting, ” Collection Management, Vol. 21 Nos 3/4, pp. 139-51.
130. Silverstein, C. and Shieber, S.M. (1996), “Predicting individual book use for off-site storage using decision trees, ” Library Quarterly, Vol. 66, July, pp. 266-93.
131. Simpson, D.B. (1996), “Electronic resources: a new set of questions for resource sharing efforts, ” Collection Management, Vol. 21 No. 1, pp. 57-64.
132. Sittig, D.F. (1996), “Identifying a core set of medical informatics serials: an analysis using the MEDLINE database, ” Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, Vol. 84, April, pp. 200-4.
133. Skinner, R. (1996), “Collecting bits: the Internet as a library resource, ” Collection Management, Vol. 21 Nos 3/4, pp. 121-37.
134. Smith, M.L. (1996), “Using statistics to increase public library budgets, ” Bottom Line, Vol. 9 No. 3, pp. 4-13.
135. Snow, R. (1996), “Wasted words: the written collection development policy and the academic library, ” Journal of Academic Librarianship, Vol. 22, May, pp.191-4.
136. Sparkman, K. (1996), “Moving your country collection into the mainstream: collection development; country music, ” Library Journal, Vol. 121, November, pp. 39-42.
137. Stearns, R.M. (1996), “Collection development issues for materials for lesbian and gay people, ” Current Studies in Librarianship, Vol. 20, Spring/Fall, pp. 82-8.
138. Stebelman, S. (1996), “Using choice as a collection assessment tool, ” Collection Building, Vol. 15 No. 2, pp. 4-11.
139. Stelmasik, B.A. and Axtmann, M.M. (1996), “Building bridges between acquisitions and collection development: communication models for the electronic environment, ” Library Acquisitions: Practice & Theory, Vol. 20, Spring, pp. 93-102.
140. Swanton, J. (1996), “An Rx for men’s health collections: collection development; men’s health, ” Library Journal, Vol. 121, January, pp. 53-6.
141. Terhune, S. and Moginot, B.J. (1996), “Periodical collection management in the college library, ” Christian Librarian, Vol. 39, January, pp. 8-17.
142. Thomsen, E. (1996), Reference and Collection Development on the Internet: A How-To-Do-It Manual, Neal-Schuman, New York, NY.
143. Triplett, B. (1996), “Full-image and full-text journals: the PBA library experience, ” Christian Librarian, Vol. 39, September, pp. 101-3.
144. Valauskas, E.J. (1996), “Making shelf space for cyberbooks: collection development; computer books, ” Library Journal, Vol. 121, February 1, pp. 51-3.
145. Vogel, K.D. (1996), “Integrating electronic resources into collection development policies, ” Collection Management, Vol. 57 No. 2, pp. 65-76.
146. Walter, P. L. (1996), “A journal use study: checkouts and in-house use, ” Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, Vol. 84, October, pp. 461-7.
147. Ward, P. (1996), “Bringing your golf collection up to par: collection development; how to golf, ” Library Journal, Vol. 121, October 1, pp. 51-4.
148. Warren, D. (1996), “Australian law journals: an analysis of citation patterns, ” Australian Academic & Research Libraries, Vol. 27, December, pp. 261-9.
149. Weiss, S. (1996), “Problems and solutions in collecting local and municipal documents for a state university library, ” Journal of Educational Media & Library Sciences, Vol. 34, September, pp. 1-9.
150. Welch, J.M. (1996), “Is there life after serials cancellation?, ” Bottom Line, Vol. 9 No. 2, pp. 18-20.
151. Werner, A. (1996. “Serials acquisition: selection - an overview of criteria, ” Serials Librarian, Vol. 29 Nos 1/2, pp. 153-61.
152. Whalin, K. (1996), “Becoming versed in poetry, ” School Library Journal, Vol. 42, April, pp. 38-9.
153. Whiteside, A. (1996), “Recent publications on collection evaluation, ” Art Documentation, Vol. 15 No. 1, pp. 53-6.
154. Wilson, M.C. and Edelman, H. (1996), “Collection development in an interdisciplinary context, ” Journal of Academic Librarianship, Vol. 22, May, pp. 195-200.
155. Wittenberg, C.R. (1996), “Approval plans for college libraries: strategies for smaller collections, ” Against the Grain, Vol. 8, September, p. 22.
156. Wood, R.J. (1996a), “Building a better library collection: the CACD way, ” Library Software Review, Vol. 15, Spring, pp. 4-24.
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