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German Studies Web: Information Technology & Librarianship
This page attempts to provide a window on current German research in library and information science. In addition to listing some web sites, it also highlights current articles of interest to librarians.
Library Terminology: Glossaries
- Bibliotheks-Glossar
About 90,000 terms.- IFLA Multilingual Dictionary of Cataloguing Terms and Definitions
Electronic Journals
- DOBI
Database for library science research.- Bibliothek: Forschung und Praxis
One of the leading German library science journals (full text).- B. I. T.: Bibliothek, Information und Technologie
- Bibliotheksdienst
- Informationsmittel für Bibliotheken
In-depth reviews of reference books in various subjects. For English abstracts of these reviews see: Reference Reviews Europe/IfB Abstracts.
- Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie
The major German library science journal.
Selected Articles by WESS Members
- Preserving the Written Record: Evaluation of Preservation Programs at Four Major European Libraries
By James H. Spohrer- Library Journals and Academic Librarianship in Germany: A Sketch.
By Stephen Lehmann- The Fall of the Bibliographic Wall: Libraries and Archives in Unified Germany.
By Sem C. Sutter
WWW Sites
- Deutsche Bibliothek
- Ressourcen zur Informationswissenschaft
Resources for information scientists (Universität Konstanz)- WEBIS
Central server for Sondersammelgebiete.
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Acknowledgements
The German Studies Web is designed to provide access to scholarly resources in German Studies, including all German-speaking countries. The resources organized here have undergone a selection and evaluation process. If needed, annotations have been provided augmenting the research value of these resources to scholars.
The editor for the German Studies Web is Reinhart Sonnenburg
(Dartmouth College). We welcome contributors.
Comments and further suggestions may be sent to: sonnenburg @ dartmouth.edu
The German Studies Web is part of the Western European Studies Section Web of resources for Western European studies.
We would like to thank the libraries of Brigham Young University
and Dartmouth College for providing assistance and computing resources that make this national endeavor possible.
URL: http://wess.lib.byu.edu/index.php?title=German_Studies_Web
These web pages do not necessarily represent the views of the participating
libraries nor of their sponsoring institutions.