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Informationen zum Autor Shirley K. Baker, Mary E. Jackson Zusammenfassung This book, first published in 1995, addresses the key issue of libraries and interdependence. It explores the critical questions for making resource-sharing work, with particular emphasis on interlibrary loan. Cooperative collection development, economic decision models, consortial arrangements, and technology possibilities are explored. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction Shirley K. Baker 2. The Research University's Dilemmas: Resource Sharing and Research in a Transinstitutional Environment Lawrence Dowler 3. Resource Sharing: The Public University Library's Imperative Nancy L. Eaton 4. Real Access as the Paradigm of the Nineties Paul H. Mosher 5. Scholarly Publishing, Copyright, and the Future of Resource Sharing William Gray Potter 6. Future of Resource Sharing in Research Libraries Jutta Reed-Scott 7. Resource Sharing and Prices Malcolm Getz 8. The Future Using an Integrated Approach: The OhioLINK Experience Phyllis O’Connor, Susan Wehmeyer and Susan Weldon 9. Impact of Holdings on Resource Sharing Julia Wessling 10. Commercial Document Delivery: The Academic Library's Perspective Nancy S. Hewison, Vicki J. Killion and Suzanne M. Ward 11. System Architecture and Networking Issues in Implementing the North American Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery (NAILDD) Initiative Clifford A. Lynch 12. The Future of Document Delivery: A Vendor's Perspective Melissa Stockton and Martha Whittaker 13. Staff and Training Issues: Optimizing the Potential of Library Partnerships Jack Siggins 14. The Future of Resource Sharing: The Role of the Association of Research Libraries Mary E. Jackson
