International Genealogy and Local History

1 - Frontmatter [Seite 1]
2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS [Seite 5]
3 - INTRODUCTION [Seite 9]
4 - GENEALOGY AT THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS [Seite 13]
5 - BUILDING ON THE PAST, INVESTING IN THE FUTURE THROUGH GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY SERVICES [Seite 19]
6 - WALES TO THE WORLD, THE WORLD TO WALES [Seite 29]
7 - SERVING GENEALOGY AND LOCAL HISTORY RESEARCHERS - EXPERIENCES IN THE ANALOGICAL PAST AND A PEEK INTO THE DIGITAL FUTURE [Seite 35]
8 - DIGITAL ACCESS TO ARCHIVES - THE SCOTTISH ARCHIVE NETWORK PROJECT [Seite 41]
9 - A CHINESE CULTURAL PROJECT: THE COMPILATION OF THE GENERAL CATALOGUE OF CHINESE GENEALOGY [Seite 47]
10 - THE BENEFITS OF ARCHIVES, LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS WORKING TOGETHER [Seite 53]
11 - CO-OPERATION AND CHANGE: ARCHIVES, LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS IN THE UNITED STATES [Seite 65]
12 - IF WE CAN DO IT, SO CAN YOU [Seite 77]
13 - LIBRARY INNOVATION IS HARD WORK: LESSONS FROM A NORWEGIAN CASE STUDY [Seite 87]
14 - EUROPEAN EMIGRATION RECORDS, 1820-1925 [Seite 99]
15 - JEWISH SETTLEMENTS AND GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN ARGENTINA [Seite 111]
16 - HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE 2004 IN EAST RENFREWSHIRE [Seite 127]
17 - FROM EUROPE TO MISIONES: SOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF IMMIGRATION [Seite 137]
18 - USING GIS TO MAP GENEALOGICAL DATA: GETTING STARTED [Seite 163]
19 - THE ENGLISH JURISDICTIONS MAPPING PROJECT [Seite 173]
20 - PRESENTING MAPS AND OTHER SPATIAL INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET [Seite 183]
21 - LIBRARY AND INFORMATION LITERACY FOR 'NON-TRADITIONAL'/MATURE STUDENTS: SOME ASPECTS OF THE IRISH THIRD-LEVEL EXPERIENCE [Seite 193]
22 - CHINESE-CANADIANS IN SEARCH OF IMMIGRANT ANCESTORS: CURRENT AND POTENTIAL RESOURCES [Seite 203]
23 - DNA AND GENEALOGY [Seite 231]
24 - CAN ARCHIVISTS, LIBRARIANS AND CURATORS JOIN HANDS TO DO A BETTER JOB? [Seite 247]
25 - LOCAL HISTORY WORLD WIDE: AN INTERNATIONAL INTERNET INVENTORY [Seite 265]
26 - Backmatter [Seite 275]