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INTERLIBRARY COMPARISONS AND THE CIFC
GRAHAM JONESHOW good do costs and workloads in library X look when set against those of comparable libraries?
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES: PREPARING FOR A LONG HARD WINTER?
ALEX ANDERSONTHE reader should not be misled by James Thompson's title into expecting a history of university libraries chronologically from Alexandria to Atkinson or geographically from…
COLLEGES OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES: THREE VIEWS
IT is almost impossible to convey the sense of despair and confusion that spread through the Colleges of Education after Circular 7/73. For a decade there had been constant…
THE OCCUPATIONAL IMAGE: POOR FOCUSING?
MARGARET SLATERTHE social image of any group, occupation or profession is not a single or uni‐dimensional phemonenon. It exists on several levels and assumes various forms. Each of these facets…
COPYRIGHT AT THE CROSSROADS
GAVIN McFARLANETO a certain extent, the field of copyright has always been the scene of a contest between owner and user. The creator of a particular work, or the owner of it, has generally been…
THE ALLOA ACCOUNT
JOHN I. HOBSONEven before local government reorganisation in 1975 individual public libraries were disappearing through amalgamations. John Hobson discusses one whose account was closed in 1936.