Catalouging and Library Automation

CONTENTS:
1. Automating Acquisitions: The Planning Process
2. Pittsburgh Regional Library Centre Serials Cancellation Project
3. IEEE Conference Publications in Libraries
4. The Place of the Journal in the Scholarly Communication System
5. The Catalog of the Austrian National Library as a Bibliographic Resource For U.S. Libraries.
6. Artificial Intelligence and Authority Control
7. Enriching the Library Catalog Record for Subject Access
8. System Features for Subject Access in the Online Catalog
9. Subject-Searching Experiences and Needs of Online Catalog Users: Implications for Library Classification
10. Changing AACR2 to Accommodate the Cataloging of Microcomputer Software
11. Subject Access to Microcomputer Software
12. Microcomputer Use in Collection Development
13. The Rise and fall and Rise of Cooperative Projects
14. The Library of Congress: A More-Than-Equal Partner
15. The Future of Cooperative Preservation Microfilming
16. Managing Technical Services in the small Library
17. Transitional Technology and the small Library
18. Serials in the Small Public Library: Not Out of Control.

CONTRIBUTORS:
Bonita Bryant • Ruth C. Carter • Scoot Bruntjen • Karl E. Johnson • Charles B. Osburn • John Rutledge • Willy Owen • Robert H. Burger • Carol A. Mandel • Gary S. • Lawrence • Karen Markey • Sue A. Dodd • Joan S. Mitchell • Erwin K. Welsch • Nancy L. Cross field • Kenneth L. Frazier • Nancy E. Gwinn • William J. Welsh • Margaret S. Child • Liz Bishoff • Jerry Pennington • Robert E. Boyer