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Accessing Asean Publications: Issues And Challenges

Zaiton Osman, and Lim, Suan Hoon (1997) Accessing Asean Publications: Issues And Challenges. Kekal Abadi, 16 (1). pp. 1-11. ISSN 01272578

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University of Malaya Library
University of Malaya Library

Abstract

Accessing materials from Asean countries has always posed a serious problem to librarians. In the light of this, the three requisites of accessing publications, namely collection development, bibliographic control and information technology are discussed. The difficulties encountered by both librarians and researchers as well as provides some suggestions to alleviate them is addressed.

Item Type:Journal
Keywords:Collection development, Library information networks, bibliographic control, Asean, Access problems
Subjects:Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources
ID Code:764

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