Journal of academic librarianship

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • Open Access Publishing: The Evidence from the Authors

    Ian Rowlands, David Nicholas

    págs. 179-181

    

  • Copyright Policies and the Deciphering of Fair Use in the Creation of Reserves at University Libraries

    Elizabeth A. Buchanan, Tomas A. Lipinski, Thomas H. P. Gould

    págs. 182-197

    

  • Government Information in the Digital Age: The Once and Future Federal Depository Library Program

    Shinjoung Yeo, James A. Jacobs, James R. Jacobs

    págs. 198-208

    

  • What Do They Tell Their Students? Business Faculty Acceptance of the Web and Library Databases for Student Research

    Nancy H. Dewald

    págs. 209-215

    

  • Remote Access Revisited: Disintermediation and its Discontents

    Mary Kate Boyd Byrnes, Marilyn Rosenthal

    págs. 216-224

    

  • The Electronic Welcome Mat: The Academic Library Web Site as a Marketing and Public Relations Tool

    Jeanie M. Welch

    págs. 225-228

    

  • Compliance, Cooperation, Collaboration and Information Literacy

    Jane Scales, Corey M. Johnson, Greg Matthews

    págs. 229-235

    

  • The SPARC Initiative: A Survey of Participants and Features Analysis of Their Journals

    Donald O. Case, Mia Liza A. Lustria

    págs. 236-246

    

  • Embed with the Faculty: Legal Information Skills Online

    Nicki Mclaurin Smith, Prue Presser

    págs. 247-262

    

  • Reference Service in the Digital Age: An Analysis of Sources Used to Answer Reference Questions

    Jane T. Bradford, Robert Lenholt, Barbara Costello

    págs. 263-272

    

  • PERSPECTIVES ON ¿ : Public Relations and Library Weeding

    Caryl Gray, Paul Metz

    págs. 273-279

    

  • MANAGING TECHNOLOGY: Standards in a Time of Constant Change

    Karen Coyle

    págs. 280-283

    

  • INFORMATION POLICY: Dude, Where are My Civil Rights?

    Becky Albitz

    págs. 284-286

    

  • INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ¿ : Towards Collaboration: The Development of Collaborative Virtual Reference Service in China

    págs. 287-291

    

  • Dismantling the Public Sphere: Situating and Sustaining Librarianship in the Age of the New Public Philosophy

    Gregory A. Finnegan

    págs. 293-294

    

  • Digital Resources and Librarians: Case Studies in Innovation, Invention and Implementation

    Elizabeth Blakesley Lindsay

    pág. 293

    

  • Introduction to Reference Work in the Digital Age

    Margie Ruppel

    págs. 294-295

    

  • Human Resource Management in Today's Academic Library

    James L. Sauer

    pág. 294

    

  • Organizing Archival Records: A Practical Method of Arrangement and Description for Small Archives, 2nd edition

    Jodi Koste

    pág. 295

    

  • The JAL Guide to the Professional Literature

    Allen Smith, Laura Reiner

    págs. 296-301