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Nordic Journal of Educational History
Volume 2 Number 1 Spring 2015 Nordic Journal of Educational History Volume 1 Number 2 Autumn 2014 Nordic Journal of Educational History SPECIAL ISSUE: THE HISTORY OF J EDUCATIONAL FINANCE H J Ed eISSN: 2001-9076 http://ojs.ub.umu.se/index.php/njedh NH J Ed eISSN: 2001-9076 http://ojs.ub.umu.se/index.php/njedh NH Vol. 2, no. 1 The Nordic Journal of Educational History (NJEDH) is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to scho- larly excellence in the field of educational history. Its aim is to provide historians of education conduc- ting research of particular relevance to the Nordic region (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and political and geographic entities including the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Sápmi and Åland) and its educational contexts with a portal for communicating and disseminating their research. The journal particularly welcomes submissions comprising comparative studies of the educational history of the- se disparate precincts. The publishing language is English and the Nordic/Scandinavian languages. The journal applies a double blind peer review procedure and is accessible to all interested readers (no fees are charged for publication or subscription). The NJEDH publishes two issues per year (spring and autumn). For guidelines on submitting manuscripts, please visit: http://ojs.ub.umu.se/index.php/njedh/about/submissions Editor Assoc. Professor Johannes Westberg, Uppsala University, Sweden Associate Editors Dr Henrik Åström Elmersjö, Umeå University, Sweden Dr Björn Norlin, Umeå University, Sweden Editorial Board Professor Emerita Sirkka Ahonen, University of Helsinki, Finland Professor Astri Andresen, University of Bergen, Norway Professor Emeritus Donald Broady, Uppsala University, Sweden Assoc. -
Libraries, Black Metal and Corporate Finance Current Research in Nordic Library and Information Science
VETENSKAP FÖR PROFESSION 23:2013 LIBRARIES, BLACK METAL AND CORPORATE FINANCE Current research in Nordic Library and Information Science HÖGSKOLAN I BORÅS 1 Libraries, black metal and corporate finance Current research in Nordic Library and Information Science Selected articles from the 40th anniversary conference of the Swedish School of Library and Information Science vetenskap för profession innehåll | Rapport nr. 2013:23 Libraries, black metal and corporate finance 9 Björn Brorström • Förord 11 Anders Frenander & Skans Kersti Nilsson • Introduction 16 Ilkka Mäkinen • A family of nations, a family of libraries: What explains the similarities and differences between the public library systems in the Nordic countries? 39 Birger Hjørland • A fascinating field and a pragmatic enter- prise: Education in the information field 48 Åse Kristine Tveit • Barndommens forsvarere. Ulike barn- domssyn i bibliotekfaglig diskurs. 69 Åse Hedemark • Synen på barn och barns literacy – en stu- die av folkbiblioteksplaner 85 Knut Oterholm & Kjell Ivar Skjerdingstad • Formidling og oppmerksomhet – en lesning av bibliotekers blogging om litteratur 114 Kerstin Rydbeck • Läsargemenskapernas komplexa landskap. Om bokcirkelbegreppet och utvecklingen av svensk bok- cirkelverksamhet, med speciellt fokus på folkbibliote- kens och studieförbundens cirklar. 138 Kim Tallerås, David Massey, Jørn Helge B. Dahl & Nils Pharo • Ordo ad chaos – Linking Norwegian black metal 153 Isto Huvila • Preferences for formal and informal informa- tion sources in corporate finance 169 Mats Dahlström • Wet feet 183 The authors Föreliggande rapport är nummer tjugotre i rapportserien Vetenskap för pro- fession. Syftet med rapportserien är dels att redovisa resultat från pågående och avslutade forskningsprojekt vid högskolan, dels att publicera inlägg i en pågående diskussion kring forskningens inriktning och tillämpade metoder inom ramen för verksamhetsidén Vetenskap för profession. -
Global Librarianship (Books in Library and Information Science)
Kesselman_FM 6/21/04 1:41 PM Page A Global Librarianship Kesselman_FM 6/21/04 1:41 PM Page B BOOKS IN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE A Series of Monographs and Textbooks FOUNDING EDITOR Allen Kent School of Library and Information Science University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1. Classified Library of Congress Subject Headings: Volume 1, Classified List, edited by James G. Williams, Martha L. Manheimer, and Jay E. Daily 2. Classified Library of Congress Subject Headings: Volume 2, Alphabetic List, edited by James G. Williams, Martha L. Manheimer, and Jay E. Daily 3. Organizing Nonprint Materials, Jay E. Daily 4. Computer-Based Chemical Information, edited by Edward McC. Arnett and Allen Kent 5. Style Manual: A Guide for the Preparation of Reports and Dissertations, Martha L. Manheimer 6. The Anatomy of Censorship, Jay E. Daily 7. Information Science: Search for Identity, edited by Anthony Debons 8. Resource Sharing in Libraries: Why • How • When • Next Action Steps, edited by Allen Kent 9. Reading the Russian Language: A Guide for Librarians and Other Professionals, Rosalind Kent 10. Statewide Computing Systems: Coordinating Academic Computer Planning, edited by Charles Mosmann 11. Using the Chemical Literature: A Practical Guide, Henry M. Woodburn 12. Cataloging and Classification: A Workbook, Martha L. Manheimer 13. Multi-media Indexes, Lists, and Review Sources: A Bibliographic Guide, Thomas L. Hart, Mary Alice Hunt, and Blanche Woolls 14. Document Retrieval Systems: Factors Affecting Search Time, K. Leon Montgomery 15. Library Automation Systems, Stephen R. Salmon 16. Black Literature Resources: Analysis and Organization, Doris H. Clack Kesselman_FM 6/21/04 1:41 PM Page C 17.