Vol 22, No 3 (1997)

Scholarly Communication in the Next Millennium: Selected Papers from Canada's Policy Conference

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Scholarly Communication in the Next Millennium: The Policy Agenda and Some Afterthoughts HTML
Rowland Lorimer, John H.V. Gilbert, Ruth J. Patrick

Papers

Introduction: Scholarly Communication and the STM Serials Pricing Crisis Abstract HTML
Rowland Lorimer
After Scholarship: Making Information Actionable Abstract HTML
Roberta Lamb
Consumer Issues and the Scholarly Journal Abstract HTML
Erwin Warkentin
Information-Seeking Practices of Canadian Academic Chemists: A Study of Information Needs and Use of Resources in Chemistry Abstract HTML
Ruth L. Noble, Carol Coughlin
Human and Economic Factors Affecting the Acceptance of Electronic Journals by Readers Abstract HTML
Fytton Rowland, Ian Bell, Catherine Falconer
Providing Links Among Government, Academia, and Industry: The Role of CISTI in Scholarly Communication Abstract HTML
Margot J. Montgomery
The National Library's Role in Facilitating Scholarly Communications Abstract HTML
Tom Delsey
Electronic Publishing in Science: Reality Check Abstract HTML
Aldyth Holmes
An Evaluation for Scholarly Societies and Non-profit Associations: Self-publish or Go Commercial--Critical Issues for Boards and Managers Abstract HTML
Walter Ludwig
Here there Be Tygers: Profit, Non-profit, and Loss in the Age of Disintermediation Abstract HTML
Michael Jensen
On-line Journal Publication: Two Views from the Electronic Trenches Abstract HTML
Jonothan Borwein, Richard Smith
Promoting Electronic Scholarly Publishing in Canada: Initiatives at Industry Canada Abstract HTML
David Beattie, David McCallum
Faculty Perspective on Scholarly Communication Abstract HTML
Kenneth Field
And What About Students?: The Forgotten Role of Students in the Scholarly Communication Debate Abstract HTML
Richard Nimijean
Cyberhope or Cyberhype?: Computers and Scholarly Research Abstract HTML
Marlene Manoff
A Prognosis for Continued Disarray in Electronic Scholarly Communication Abstract HTML
George B. Newby

Appendices

Scholarly Communication in the Next Millennium: Final Program HTML
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The Changing World of Scholarly Communication: Challenges and Choices for Canada--Final Report of the AUCC-CARL/ABRC Task Force HTML
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Scholarly Communication in the Next Millennium: Sponsors HTML
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Biographies of Participants HTML
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