Call for papers-Advances in Collection Dev. & Resource Management Tom Leonhardt 24 May 1995 01:05 UTC
CALL FOR PAPERS JAI Press, Inc. Advances in Collection Development and Resource Management STYLE GUIDELINES, MANUSCRIPT DEADLINES Volume 1 (1995) of Advances in Collection Development and Resource Management has been published and work has now begun on Vol. 2 (1996). We welcome articles on any aspect of collection development, acquisitions, and resource management, including access services, interlibrary lending and borrowing, etc. The following list is brief and meant to be suggestive, not all-inclusive or prescriptive.Please telephone me or query via FAX, USPS, or email if you have any questions. Suggested Topics Electronic ordering Prompt Cat Bidding your serials, approval plans, monographs - or criteria for vendor selection Document Delivery Interlibrary lending and borrowing Exchange Programs Gifts Collection Development and Electronic Materials Licensing Agreements State Resource Sharing Networks OP/Antiquarian Procurement INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS Articles should be double-spaced, including the abstract and end-notes. Two copies of each article should be submitted on bond paper and laser-printed if possible. Above all, copy should be clean and legible. No photocopies, please. Each articles should be preceded by an abstract of around 100 words. Charts, tables, and other graphic material should be presented on bond paper in camera-ready format, that is, laser printed. A machine-readable copy of the paper on a non-returnable 3.5" diskette is also required. It can be formatted for either DOS (WordPerfect 5.1) or Macintosh (Claris Works or MacWrite II). If none of these word processing packages is available, plain ASCII will do. End notes should be in a separate file and not embedded in the program, that is, not programmed footnotes that come with some word processing programs. A brief biographical statement should be included with your article (ca. 50 words). Please adhere follow The Chicago Manual of Style, 14th edition, using Documentation One, end notes. Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 10th edition is the authority for spelling, word division, abbreviations, and hyphenation. Submissions for consideration are due August 15, 1995. Final manuscripts and diskettes are due October 1, 1995. The expected publication date is March 1996. Queries, manuscripts, and floppy disks should be addressed to Thomas W. Leonhardt, Editor University of Oklahoma Bizzell Memorial Library 401 W. Brooks Norman, OK 73019-0528 VOICE: (405) 325-2611 FAX: (405) 325-7550 Internet: tom@libadm.lib.uoknor.edu