Library Automation in Transitional Societies

Name: Library Automation in Transitional Societies | Lessons from Eastern Europe
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Lessons from Eastern Europe

Andrew Lass Richard Quandt(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 3. Februar 2000

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Intro
Contents
Contributors
Introduction
PART I. Library Policy and the State
1. Library Automation: Fortunes and Miseries in Poland
2. Developing National Information Infrastructures in Central and Eastern Europe: The Content-versus-Conduit Debate
3. A Coordinator's View of the Impact of Policy on the Financing and the Managing of Library Automation
4. Libraries of Central and Eastern Europe: Basic Dilemmas
5. The Changes in the Functions of University Libraries and of Educational Policy in Poland After 1989
6. In Search of an Optimum Model of Development
PART II. Case Histories
7. Automation and Academic Libraries in Hungary: Theory and Practice in a Period of New Challenges
8. Automation in the National Library in Warsaw: From an In-House System to INNOPAC
9. The Retrospective Conversion of the Catalog in the Library of the American Studies Center, Warsaw University
10. CASLIN, Priorities of the Czech National Library, and Government Policy on Information and Libraries
11. Cooperation, Consortia, Compatibility, Connectivity: The Case of CASLIN
12. Some Problems with Library Automation in the KOLIN Library Consortium
13. Realization of the CASLIN Project in the Slovak National Library and Its Impact on the Automation of Libraries in Slovakia
14. The Aleph Implementation at the National Library of the Czech Republic
PART III. Cataloging, Authority Control, Retroconversion, Subject Headings, Search, and Union Catalogues
15. A Retrospective Conversion: The Case of Debrecen
16. The Retrospective Conversion in Czech Libraries
17. The Implementation of an Automated System at the University Library in Bratislava, Slovakia
18. Cataloging Standards in Czech Libraries
19. Evolution of Authority File Work in Poland
20. The Union Catalog: Different Library Systems, Different Solutions
21. New Possibilities for Information Retrieval
22. Why, and How to, Translate a Subject Heading System: Authority Control Provides a Solution
23. Integrating Internet Resources into the Library Catalog
24. Knowledge and Information Processing
25. The Dissemination and Archival Storage of Old Materials as Electronic Documents
26. The Automation of Special Collections: General Issues
PART IV. Management Issues
27. The Sequencing of Automation in Central and East European Research Libraries
28. Managing Delays: The Micropolitics of Time in the Czech and Slovak Automation Projects
29. The Kraków Project: Problems of Management
30. Staffing Patterns for Academic Libraries of Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and the CIS Countries
31. Staff Preparation for Automation
32. Interactions Between Library Automation and Staff and Patron Training
33. The Special Role of the Hungarian National Library in the Formation and Management of Consortia
34. The Human Aspects of Library Automation
35. The Contribution of Integrated Library Services to the Ensuring of Quality Services

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