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LIBER quarterly
Erscheinungsort
Munich
Erscheinungsjahr
2000
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LIBER quarterlyTable of ContentsLIBER quarterly1ContentsEditorialDigital Dissertations at Aalborg University LibraryDoctoral Dissertations in the Internet: A Good Start in FinlandLa Numérisation des Thèses en France: Pour une Meilleure Valorisation de la Recherche Scientifique Française"Dissertationen Online" - The ETD Project of the German Learned SocietiesElectronic Dissertations in the NetherlandsDoctoral Dissertations in Spanish Universities - Bibliographic Control and AccessElectronic Theses: Swiss PerspectivesDigital Dissertations in the United KingdomLIBER Endorses Action by Dutch LibrariansLIBER/OCLC Fund for Central and East European LibrariesLIBER quarterly2ContentsList of Sponsors for the Warsaw Conference of the LIBER Architecture GroupThe Open Library. Financial and Human AspectsInformation on Financing the Construction of Warsaw University LibraryDublin City University New Library - A Library for the Information AgeThe Kneiphof-Library: International Library for the Kaliningrad State University and the CityKaliningrad State University and the CityThe Turbulent Totality and the Total Experience: Cultural Activities at The Black Diamond, The Royal Library in CopenhagenThe Library as a Service Point. The Case of the Bozen University Library: Planning, Building, FinancingIncome Generation from Library Buildings: the UK ExperienceThe University Library in Warsaw - Symbols and ClimatesPerception and the Mood of ChangeThe University Library in Tromsø as a Learning CentreCase Study: The University of Teesside Learning Resource Centre: Access to Knowledge, Imagination & LearningThe Dance of Change. Staff and UserThe Multimedia Library as a General Perspective of the Library SystemA New Library for the Exact Sciences at the K. U. LeuvenBuilding of Peace and ReconciliationLibrary LiberecServices and Collections Gathered Near the User: Helsinki University Library and its Present Building ProjectsThe New Library of the University of AveiroThe National Library of Norway, Oslo Division: Is it Possible to Make a 1913-Building Accessible for the Library User of 2005?From the Storage of Tobacco to a Research Library: The Conversion of the Toulouse Tobacco FactoryThe Johannes a Lasco Library Emden - on the Way to a Self-supporting LibraryFrom a Reservoir Building to the Main Library of the Universitat Pompeu FabraProgrammeLIBER quarterly3ContentsOpening Speech - 29th Annual General Conference of LIBERScientific Information: A Partnership between the Library and the Academic CommunityThe Role and Responsibility of the University Library in Publishing in a UniversityNew Roles for Academic Libraries in Scientific InformationInformation Retrieval and Search Engines in Full-text DatabasesThe Integration of Internet Resources into a Library's Special Subject Services - the Example of the History Guide of the State and University Library of GoettingenThe British Experience in Preserving Digital Library CollectionsPreservation in New BuildingsMoving the British National CollectionsOrganising the Digitisation of Collections at a National or International Level: Models for Research Library DevelopmentLes collections deux ans après le déménagementDanish Research Libraries - Danish ModelsUniversity-Publisher Relationship Revisited - 'Policy Statement by Academic Libraries on the Pricing of Scholarly Journals'LIBER quarterly4ContentsReport on the 12th Conference of the Groupe des Cartothécaires de LIBER, 27 June - 1 July 2000, København, DenmarkEDINA Digimap: New Developments in the Internet Mapping and Data Service for the UK Higher Education CommunityServicing Map Users at Aalborg University LibraryMap Collections and the Internet: Some Ideas about Various Online Map Services, Based on the ETH Map Collection in ZürichFour years of Odden's Bookmarks: The Fascinating World of Maps and MappingElectronic Maps and Atlases in the Russian State Library and the Russian National LibraryWhere are Map Libraries Heading? Some Route Maps for the Digital FutureMap 'Webucation': Using the World Wide Web for the Continuing Education of Map LibrariansCan a Map Be a Geographic Information Retrieval Tool?Distributing Images and Information over the Web - a Case Study of the Pont Manuscript MapsA Current International Bibliography of the Literature of the History of Cartography on the WWW: of Whom, by Whom, and for Whom?List of ContributorsTable of Contents
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