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1. A Citizen's Perspective on Public Sector Information
2. A global perspective on library association codes of ethics
3. A Leading-Edge Position Statement on Open Access + Ongoing Interest in OA at CLA
4. A non-US non-UK perspective on OA (Open Access)
5. Access and Reproduction Policies of the Digital Material of Seven National Libraries
6. Added value of information and information systems: A conceptual approach
7. Administrative policy as symbol system: Political conflict and the social construction of identity
8. Administrative Policy as Symbol System: Political Conflict and the Social Construction of Identity
9. Archiving Challenges of Scholarly Electronic Journals: How Do Publishers Manage Them?
10. Authorship, Incentives for Creation, and Copyright in the Digital 21st Century
11. Brazilian open access initiatives: key strategies and challenges
12. Central and local government policies and social exclusion
13. Classifying racial and ethnic group data: The politics of negotiation and accommodation
14. Competition: A Unifying Ideology for Change in Scholarly Communications
15. Computers behind bars : Information technology in Canadian prison libraries
16. Considerations on Policies of University Digital Collections
17. Creation of the new Open Access journal: "Library and Information Science Critique: Journal of the Sciences of Information Recorded in Documents"
18. Digital access to government information: To what extent are agencies in compliance with EFOIA?
19. Digital Rights Management (DRM) : a failure in the developed world, a danger to the developing world. A paper for the International Telecommunications Union, ITU-R Working Party 6M Report on Content Protection Technologies
20. ENCES – A European Network for Copyright in support of Education and Science – one step forward to a science-friendly copyright in Europe
21. ETD Policies, Strategies and Initiatives in India: a Critical Appraisal
22. Evolution of freedom of information related law in Spain: new prospects for a more open government
23. Focus on Agricultural Information Transfer
24. From information to knowledge management : a critical approach on differences and common ground under the integration Rhetoric
25. From the CLA Task Force on Open Access
26. Globalization and scholarly communication : a story of Canadian marginalization
27. Information access for the poor and the role of libraries in the reduction of poverty = El acceso a la información para los pobres y el rol de las bibliotecas en la reducción de la pobreza
28. Information and HIV/AIDS in Mexico : towards building an appropriate system for public for public documentation? = Información y VIH/SIDA en México: ¿hacia la construcción de un sistema de documentación pública pertinente?
29. Information Commons : Models for E-Lit and the Integration of Learning
30. Joy committee and qualitative aspects of College Librarianship
31. Knowledge Management Policies on Digital Content of Libraries
32. Let us really promote the development of the Mexican public libraries
33. Ley de acceso a la información pública, bibliotecarios y archivistas = Mexican freedom of information act, librarians and archivists
34. Library acts in Indian States : a comparative assessment
35. Library movement and development process in Kerala
36. Medical Information in the Networked World: Easier to find the citation, more difficult to understand the industry
37. Net Neutrality
38. Open access : policy and advocacy
39. Open access and evolving scholarly communication: An overview of library advocacy and commitment, institutional repositories, and publishing in Canada
40. Open Access for researchers and the public
41. Open Access to Health Services and Policy Research
42. Open Access: Unlocking the Value of Scientific Research
43. Preface and acknowledgements
44. Public libraries and social class
45. Public libraries and social exclusion: the historical legacy
46. Public library system : a modern outlook on its principles and practice
47. Public Policy and the Politics of Open Access
48. Ranganathan and public library system
49. Regno dei fini. Che cos'è internet e come smettere di scambiarla per qualcos'altro
50. Returning a stare: people's struggles for political and social inclusion (Social exclusion: an international perspective part 1)
51. Right to Information, Information Literacy and Libraries
52. Social scientists at work on the electronic network
53. Struggle against racial exclusion in public libraries: a fight for the rights of the people
54. Sustainable management of library and information systems in agricultural universities
55. The age of the corporate State versus the informational and cognitive public domain
56. The Criteria for Open Access
57. The current status of Open Access in biomedical field: the comparison of countries relating to the impact of national policies
58. The institutional repository of NTUA: challenges, concerns, pilot implementation and perspectives
59. The interaction between democracy and Internet through libraries in Italy: is the Italian government going to establish controls on Internet Content?
60. The loss of personal privacy and its consequences for social research
61. The Plagiarism Advisory Service
62. The problematic status of statistics on race and ethnicity: An "imperfect representation of reality"
63. The state, communities and public libraries: their role in tackling social exclusion (social exclusion; an international perspective, part 2)
64. The use of information technology in public information services : an interpretative study of structural change via technology in the Indonesian Civil Service
65. Theories of social exclusion and the public library
66. Three Disposition Policies of Electronic Theses and Dissertations
67. University of Zambia Library as the National Reference Library of Zambia
68. Using Lessons from Health Care to Protect the Privacy of Library Users: Guidelines for the De-Identification of Library Data based on HIPAA
69. World of Ends. What the Internet Is and How to Stop Mistaking It for Something Else