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Main Authors: Baer, Nadine L., Johnson, Karl E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ376596
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author Baer, Nadine L.
Johnson, Karl E.
author_facet Baer, Nadine L.
Johnson, Karl E.
Baer, Nadine L.
Johnson, Karl E.
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contents The State of Authority. Baer, Nadine L. Johnson, Karl E. Academic Libraries Cataloging Comparative Analysis Higher Education Library Surveys Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Trend Analysis Describes the results of surveys that examined how academic libraries are employing authority control, the impact of AACR2 and online catalogs on the need for authority control, and the effect of OCLC cataloging on a university library catalog established without authority control for corporate or personal names. (62 references) (Author/CLB)
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publishDate 1988
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spellingShingle The State of Authority.
Baer, Nadine L.
Johnson, Karl E.
Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Library Surveys
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Trend Analysis
The State of Authority. Baer, Nadine L. Johnson, Karl E. Academic Libraries Cataloging Comparative Analysis Higher Education Library Surveys Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Trend Analysis Describes the results of surveys that examined how academic libraries are employing authority control, the impact of AACR2 and online catalogs on the need for authority control, and the effect of OCLC cataloging on a university library catalog established without authority control for corporate or personal names. (62 references) (Author/CLB)
title The State of Authority.
topic Academic Libraries
Cataloging
Comparative Analysis
Higher Education
Library Surveys
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Trend Analysis
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ376596