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CPDWL Newsletter, April 2003
(International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2003-04-17) Ritchie, Ann; Smith, Ian; Gould, Sara; Walton, Graham; Shimmon, Ross; Weingand, Darlene; Mouridou, Ioanna; Harvey, John F.
CPDWL Newsletter, April 2004
(International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2004-05-10) Ritchie, Ann; Smith, Ian; Shimmon, Ross; Simpson, Janice; Gupta, Dinesh K.; Mouridou, J.; Bellinger, Charles K.; Harvey, John F.
CPDWL Newsletter, October 2003
(International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2003-10-17) Ritchie, Ann; Harvey, John F.; Massis, Bruce; Partridge, Helen; Shimmon, Ross
IFLA Journal. December 2003 [Special Issue: Berlin]
(K.G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2004-01) IFLA Headquarters; Saur, Klaus G.; Gorman, Gary E.; McKee, Bob; Ngian, Lek Choh; Lehmann, Vibeke; Thorhauge, Jens; Sabljak, Ljiljana; Oppenheim, Charles; Della Seta, Maurella; Venturini, Fernando; Chan, Sai-noi; O'Neill, Edward; Chan, Lois Mai; Verrier, June; Jones, Maggie; Bodengraven, Marijke; Pollitt, Carol; Hapke, Thomas; Pors, Niels Ole; Ng, Patrick Chi-wai; Ayuknso Ashu, Esther; Tucker, Richard N.; Pasadas Ureña, Cristóbal; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
Established in 1975, IFLA Journal is an international journal publishing peer reviewed articles on library and information services and the social, political and economic issues that impact access to information through libraries. The Journal is published four times per year (January, June, October, December) and includes research, case studies and essays that reflect the broad spectrum of the profession internationally.
IFLA Journal. January 2000
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2000-01) IFLA Headquarters; Mason, Ingrid; Rowley, Jennifer; Chowdhury, Gobinda G.; Gorman, G. E.; Williamson, Kirsty; McGregor, Joy; Musoke, Maria G. N.; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal presents international perspectives on the evolving role of libraries in the digital age. Articles explore the challenges of digitization, the impact of information technology on library services, and the development of user-centered information strategies. Studies from Africa, Australia, and Europe address issues such as electronic resource management, information literacy, and the training of library professionals. The issue reflects the global shift toward integrating digital tools into library operations while emphasizing the continuing need for equitable access, professional development, and strategic planning to support libraries' missions in a rapidly changing information environment.
IFLA Journal. January 2001
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2001-01) IFLA Headquarters; Chowdhury, Gobinda G.; Gorman, G. E.; Dorothy, Williams; Zhang, Yin; Zhang, Jin; Mwaniki, Andrew; Ojedokun, Ayoku; Goulding, Anne; Rowley, Jennifer; Ferguson, Stuart; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal examines key trends in library and information science, focusing on digital information management, access, and user behavior. Articles address metadata and indexing, user search strategies, and the integration of digital resources in academic and public libraries. Case studies from China, Africa, and the UK explore issues such as information literacy, evaluation of digital services, and the training of library professionals. The contributions reflect ongoing global efforts to adapt library practices to the digital age, highlighting innovation, user needs, and the importance of skills development in maintaining relevant and effective library services.
IFLA Journal. January 2002
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2002-01) IFLA Headquarters; Yik, Leung; Liu, Judy; Webster, Fiona; Mugyabuso, M. Lusinde; Michell, Gillian; Hemmje, Matthias; Chowdhury, G. G.; McMenemy, David; Rowley, Jennifer; Fujimoto, Tetsuro; Hirakawa, Hiroshi; Raitt, David; Willett, Peter; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal explores global trends in library and information science, focusing on information access, technology, and professional development. Articles examine initiatives in Asia and Africa to modernize library services, implement IT-based solutions, and develop human resources. Topics include the digital divide, community information services, electronic publishing, and user-centered library planning. Case studies from Tanzania, Japan, the UK, and Hong Kong illustrate how libraries respond to local needs while adapting to global shifts. The issue also discusses strategies for knowledge management and collaborative learning environments. Together, these contributions highlight the importance of innovation, inclusivity, and professional engagement in building effective information services in a changing world.
IFLA Journal. July 2000
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2000-07) IFLA Headquarters; Kurata, Keiji; Ocholla, Dennis N.; Maina, J. M.; Andersen, Jack; Skouvig, Laura; Goulding, Anne; Rowley, Jennifer; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal presents global research on evolving roles of libraries in society, particularly focusing on information literacy, public policy, and historical perspectives. Articles analyze library education in Kenya, the development of information policies in Japan, and the professional discourse in library and information science. Contributions also examine how libraries adapt to new social expectations and technologies, using case studies from Asia, Africa, and Europe. The issue highlights how libraries are not only adapting to the digital environment but are also shaping cultural, educational, and political change in diverse regional contexts.
IFLA Journal. July 2001
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2002-07) IFLA Headquarters; Alemna, Anaba A.; Bergen, Siri; Goulding, Anne; Williamson, Kirsty; Ifidon, Sam E.; Martin, Alan; Streatfield, David; Roberts, Leala; Rowley, Jennifer; Larsen, Jesper; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal explores global perspectives on library and information services, with a strong focus on information literacy, user behavior, and service development. Articles examine literacy initiatives in Australia and Ghana, professional roles in Norway, and public library use in the UK. Case studies also discuss information provision in Nigeria and decision-making processes within libraries. Contributions highlight how libraries are addressing educational and technological challenges through user-centered services, strategic planning, and professional adaptation. Collectively, the issue reflects international efforts to enhance access to information and foster lifelong learning across diverse social and institutional contexts.
IFLA Journal. July 2002
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2002-07) IFLA Headquarters; Parker, Stephen; Fuchs, Heinz; Witt, Maria; Cadell, Patrick; Seidelin, Susanne; Schleihagen, Barbara; Hamilton, Stuart; Rodenhuis, Willem; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal explores critical developments in global librarianship, with a focus on professional training, information access, and cultural preservation. Articles cover diverse topics such as leadership training for library and information professionals in the Arab world, challenges of managing hybrid libraries in the UK, and the role of non-professionals in Russian libraries. Several pieces address the shifting landscape of cataloguing, including the evolution of MARC formats and authority control. Contributions also examine the preservation of oral traditions in South Africa and accessibility for the visually impaired. Reports highlight international cooperation, including updates from IFLA’s sections and projects like FAIFE and ALP. Together, these contributions reflect the library community’s commitment to equitable information services, technological adaptation, and the safeguarding of cultural heritage. The issue emphasizes collaboration, professional development, and the need for libraries to evolve as dynamic, inclusive institutions in an increasingly digital world.
IFLA Journal. June 2003
(K.G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2003-07) IFLA Headquarters; Raseroka, Kay; Lux, Claudia; Guédon, Jean-Claude; Rikowski, Ruth; White, Jeffrey M.; Natvig, Gunilla; Scott, Marianne; Varlamoff, Marie-Thérèse; Seidelin, Susanne; Plassard, Marie-France; Gould, Sara; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
Established in 1975, IFLA Journal is an international journal publishing peer reviewed articles on library and information services and the social, political and economic issues that impact access to information through libraries. The Journal is published four times per year (January, June, October, December) and includes research, case studies and essays that reflect the broad spectrum of the profession internationally.
IFLA Journal. March 2000
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2000-03) IFLA Headquarters; Alemna, Anaba A.; Musoke, Maria G. N.; Chowdhury, Gobinda G.; Gorman, G. E.; Rowley, Jennifer; McCree, Donna; Kiondo, Eliud; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal explores library and information services in developing regions, with a focus on Africa and Asia. Articles address key themes such as access to information, library automation, user education, and digital resource management. Case studies from Uganda, Ghana, and Tanzania provide insight into local challenges and innovative solutions for improving library services. Other contributions examine professional training and the role of librarians in the digital environment. The issue underscores the importance of capacity-building, policy development, and international collaboration in enhancing equitable access to information and supporting sustainable development in the global library community.
IFLA Journal. March 2001
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2001-03) IFLA Headquarters; Wedgeworth, Robert; Kargbo, John S.; Alemna, Anaba A.; Krolak, Lisa; Chifwepa, Vitalicy; Rosenberg, Diana; Gunasekera, Chamani; Magara, Elisam; Kavulya, Joseph M.; Kiondo, Eliud; Lor, Peter Johan; Van As, Annamarie; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal focuses on library development and information access in Africa and developing regions. Articles examine literacy initiatives, public library services, and information needs in countries such as Sierra Leone, Ghana, Zambia, and Uganda. Topics include policy frameworks, community engagement, and the role of libraries in education and national development. Case studies highlight both challenges and innovations in extending information services to underserved populations. The issue underscores the importance of strategic planning, local leadership, and international cooperation in strengthening library infrastructure and promoting equitable access to knowledge across diverse and resource-constrained environments.
IFLA Journal. March 2002
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2002-03) IFLA Headquarters; Shrestha, Sitaram; Yik, Leung; Yu, Priscilla Pui Kwan; Khoo, Christopher; Huang, Chin-Lien; Chadwell, Faye A.; Gould, Warwick; Rydbeck, Kerstin; Palmer, Carole L.; Bawden, David; Rowlands, Ian; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal presents a diverse range of studies addressing knowledge organization, access to information, and library development across regions. Articles examine bibliographic control in Nepal, cataloguing and metadata practices in Asia, and knowledge mapping for digital libraries. Case studies explore user behavior in Singapore, metadata implementation in Taiwan, and collection development challenges in the U.S. and Sweden. Additional contributions analyze scholarly communication trends and the evolving role of libraries in supporting academic work. The issue emphasizes international perspectives on managing information resources, professional standards, and user needs in a digital age. Together, these papers highlight both regional innovations and shared global challenges in the field of library and information science.
IFLA Journal. March 2003
(K.G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2003-02) IFLA Headquarters; Blanchard, Natalie; Clyde, Laurel A.; Fine, Anne; Goulding, Anne; Spacey, Rachel; Jonsson, Gunilla; Lauder, John E.; Nickerson, Matthew; Rodriguez, Gloria María; Koren, Marian; Parent, Ingrid; Spruijt, Herman P.; Gulati, Anjali; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
Established in 1975, IFLA Journal is an international journal publishing peer reviewed articles on library and information services and the social, political and economic issues that impact access to information through libraries. The Journal is published four times per year (January, June, October, December) and includes research, case studies and essays that reflect the broad spectrum of the profession internationally.
IFLA Journal. March 2004
(K.G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2004-03) IFLA Headquarters; Shimmon, Ross; Samassékou, Adama; Wedgeworth, Robert; Smith, Alan; Beaudiquez, Marcelle; Pilette, Roberta; Poulter, Alan; McMenemy, David; Bömrkr, Martin; Vester, Finn; Winnie, Vitzansky; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
Established in 1975, IFLA Journal is an international journal publishing peer reviewed articles on library and information services and the social, political and economic issues that impact access to information through libraries. The Journal is published four times per year (January, June, October, December) and includes research, case studies and essays that reflect the broad spectrum of the profession internationally.
IFLA Journal. May 2000
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2000-05) IFLA Headquarters; Andersen, Jack; Skouvig, Laura; Goulding, Anne; Rowley, Jennifer; Chowdhury, Gobinda G.; McMenemy, David; McCree, Donna; Musoke, Maria G. N.; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal focuses on evolving roles and practices in library and information science, with emphasis on discourse analysis, digital access, and library service innovation. Articles explore the professional identity of librarians, public library usage patterns, and the integration of digital information systems. Case studies from the UK, Uganda, and Scandinavia offer diverse perspectives on user behavior, technological challenges, and institutional change. The issue underscores the importance of critical reflection, technological adaptation, and user-centered approaches in shaping the future of libraries within an increasingly digital and information-driven global context.
IFLA Journal. May 2001
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2001-05) IFLA Headquarters; Tonta, Yasar; Brewerton, Gary; Rowley, Jennifer; Kochtanek, Thomas R.; Kumar, Vijay; Kaur, Trishanjit; Goulding, Anne; Martin, Alan; Streatfield, David; Williamson, Kirsty; McGregor, Joy; Yates, Christine; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal focuses on digital transformation, information literacy, and service innovation in libraries worldwide. Articles explore the development of digital libraries, electronic resource management, and virtual learning environments, alongside user studies in various contexts. Key themes include the role of information professionals in the digital age, literacy initiatives in schools and communities, and evolving user expectations. Case studies from Turkey, the UK, India, and Australia offer practical insights into how libraries are addressing technological change and enhancing access to information. Together, the contributions underscore the importance of adaptability and user-centered strategies in contemporary librarianship.
IFLA Journal. May 2002
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 2002-05) IFLA Headquarters; Cloete, Lizzy; Lor, Peter Johan; Du Toit, Jaqueline; Zhao, Lian; Griffiths, José-Marie; King, Donald W.; Harbo, Ole; Hjeds, Lotte; Tonta, Yasar; Ibrahim, Asan-Gwna; Ahmed, Huda; Gunasekera, Chamani; Wright, Margaret; Alemna, Anaba A.; Goulding, Anne; Svensson, Lars; Parker, Stephen; Shimmon, Ross
This issue of the IFLA Journal examines global developments in library and information services, with emphasis on equity, access, and professional adaptation. Articles address digital transformation, indigenous knowledge systems, user satisfaction, and library services in multilingual and developing contexts. Case studies from South Africa, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Ghana, and China illustrate how local libraries confront challenges through innovation and training. The issue explores how technology, user-centered approaches, and national policy affect service delivery and professional development. Authors discuss the changing role of libraries amid institutional, social, and technological shifts. Collectively, these contributions highlight libraries’ efforts to remain inclusive, culturally relevant, and effective in a rapidly evolving global information landscape.
IFLA Journal. September - October 1999
(K. G. Saur Verlag GmbH, 1999-09) IFLA Headquarters; Sirindhorn, Princess Maha Chakri; Deschamps, Christine; Panyarachun, Anand; Vejjajiva, Abhisit; Shimmon, Ross; Law, Derek; Nilsen, Sissel; Byrne, Alex; Scott, Marianne; Bloss, Marjorie; Horton, Warren
This double issue of the IFLA Journal highlights the 65th IFLA General Conference held in Bangkok, Thailand, and features speeches and reflections from prominent figures in librarianship and international affairs. Topics include global perspectives on access to information, cultural heritage preservation, library cooperation, and the role of libraries in development. Contributions from dignitaries, IFLA officials, and thought leaders underscore the transformative power of libraries in fostering education, democracy, and social progress. The issue captures the international spirit of IFLA, emphasizing collaboration, diversity, and the evolving mission of libraries in a changing global landscape.