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- This book presents an assessment
of the economic, technological and managerial priorities in the
provision of inter-library lending services. The interests of
the user are considered in detail, as well as the various cost-benefit
arguments of importance to the library system. In so doing, it
raises fundamental questions about the conventional wisdom in
inter-library lending.
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- ISBN 0 946138 04 4
- 1984
- £12.50/US$23.00
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- 'a series of thoughtful and, at times, provocative assessments
of the state of the art of inter-library lending.... an important
contribution to the literature of a topic overloaded with the
unremarkable....'
- British Book News
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- 'A readable introduction not just for students and new
recruits to the profession, but for anyone who wants to stand
back and see...... where we seem to be heading.'
- Journal of Documentation
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- 'Everyone associated with interlending will welcome the
decision to publish this collection of seminal papers.... most
certainly they are welcome additions to the literature of interlibrary
lending.'
- Library Review
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