Recent Literature on Government Information
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| Natura: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| Lingua: | en |
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| author | Sleeman, Bill |
| author_facet | Sleeman, Bill Sleeman, Bill |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Recent Literature on Government Information Sleeman, Bill Literature Reviews Government Publications Access to Information Freedom Information Technology Archives Libraries History Federal Government State Government Local Government Foreign Countries The purpose of this column is to provide government information scholars and students with a broad overview of recent publications about government information from the literature of librarianship, archives, information technology management, public policy and law. Given the volume of literature produced in this field, a columnist cannot claim comprehensive coverage. This column seeks to provide a broad, representative survey of literature that illustrates significant trends in the field. Entries were identified through searches of bibliographic databases such as "Library Literature," "PAIS International," "Ebsco Academic Elite," "The Index to Legal Periodicals and Books," "Science Direct," "Westlaw's JLR database," "WorldCat," and from manual scans of journals, newsletters, and Internet sites. Citations are to monographs and serials, journal and periodical articles, books, newsletters, and Internet sites. Coverage for this edition of the column includes items from 2002 and 2003, with a smattering of 2001 items that have come to my attention since the last installment of this column. Each citation is listed once under its primary topic and annotated if its content cannot be adequately determined from the title. Book reviews and Internet site reviews are generally excluded. Material for this column is grouped into the following categories: Freedom of Information/Secrecy, E-Gov/Technology, Archives/Libraries/History, Government Printing Office, Federal, State/Local, and International. |
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| id | eric_EJ730670 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | Recent Literature on Government Information Sleeman, Bill Literature Reviews Government Publications Access to Information Freedom Information Technology Archives Libraries History Federal Government State Government Local Government Foreign Countries Recent Literature on Government Information Sleeman, Bill Literature Reviews Government Publications Access to Information Freedom Information Technology Archives Libraries History Federal Government State Government Local Government Foreign Countries The purpose of this column is to provide government information scholars and students with a broad overview of recent publications about government information from the literature of librarianship, archives, information technology management, public policy and law. Given the volume of literature produced in this field, a columnist cannot claim comprehensive coverage. This column seeks to provide a broad, representative survey of literature that illustrates significant trends in the field. Entries were identified through searches of bibliographic databases such as "Library Literature," "PAIS International," "Ebsco Academic Elite," "The Index to Legal Periodicals and Books," "Science Direct," "Westlaw's JLR database," "WorldCat," and from manual scans of journals, newsletters, and Internet sites. Citations are to monographs and serials, journal and periodical articles, books, newsletters, and Internet sites. Coverage for this edition of the column includes items from 2002 and 2003, with a smattering of 2001 items that have come to my attention since the last installment of this column. Each citation is listed once under its primary topic and annotated if its content cannot be adequately determined from the title. Book reviews and Internet site reviews are generally excluded. Material for this column is grouped into the following categories: Freedom of Information/Secrecy, E-Gov/Technology, Archives/Libraries/History, Government Printing Office, Federal, State/Local, and International. |
| title | Recent Literature on Government Information |
| topic | Literature Reviews Government Publications Access to Information Freedom Information Technology Archives Libraries History Federal Government State Government Local Government Foreign Countries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ730670 |