ALCTS Papers Series

The ALCTS Papers on Library Technical Services and Collections series is a theme-oriented series dedicated to publishing topical, time-sensitive papers from our continuing education offerings and conference programs as well as supplementary manuscripts, commentaries, and reviews. Conference, institute, and other continuing education program presentations often may be expanded to form the basis of a publication. Program planners and presenters interested in exploring publication possibilities are encouraged to contact the ALCTS at alcts@ala.org. If you have a title to propose for the ALCTS Papers Series, please complete this form.

Titles

• The Institutional Repository: Benefits and Challenges #18
  Pamela Bluh and Cindy Hepfer, editors
  ALCTS Publishing, 2010–
• Risk and Entrepreneurship in Libraries: Seizing Opportunities for Change #17
  Pamela Bluh and Cindy Hepfer, editors
  ALCTS Publishing, 2009 
  Read some of the content for free:
  • Sample Chapter: "Moderately Risky Business" by Joyce L. Ogburn
  • Table of Contents | Introduction
• Commemorating the past, celebrating the present, creating the future : papers in observance of the 50th anniversary of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services #16
  Pamela Bluh, editor
  ALCTS Publishing, 2007
• Perspectives on Serials in the Hybrid Environment #15
  Harriet Lightman and John P. Blosser, editors
  ALCTS Publishing, 2007
• SALSA de Tópicos=Subjects in SALSA #14
  David P. Miller and Filiberto Felipe Martínez Arellano, editors
  ALCTS Publishing, 2007
  Read some of the content for free:
  • Sample Chapter: "Development of a Spanish Subject Headings List" ("Desarrollo de una lista de encabezamientos de materia en español") by Filiberto Felipe Martínez Arellano
  • Table of Contents and Foreword by Ana Cristán
  • Introduction by David Miller, editor
• Managing Electronic Resources: Contemporary Problems and Emerging Trends #13
  Pamela Bluh and Cindy Hepfer, editors
  ALCTS Publishing. 2006.
• Knowledge without Boundaries: Organizing Information for the Future #12
  By Michael A. Chopey
  ALCTS Publishing. 2005.
• Marketing to Libraries for the New Millennium: Librarians, Vendors, and Publishers Review the Landmark Third Industry-Wide Survey of the Library Marketing Practices and Trends #11
  By Hendrik Edelman, et al.
  Scarecrow Press, Inc. 2002.
• Cataloging the Web: Metadata, AACR, and MARC 21 #10
  By Wayne Jones, et al.
  ScarecrowPress, Inc. 2002.
• Managing Electronic Serials
  By Pamela Bluh
  ALA Editions. 2001.
• Virtually Yours: Models for Managing Electronic Resources and Services, #8
  Peggy Johnson and Bonnie MacEwan, editors 176p. 1998, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-0753-9
• Bibliographic Control of Conference Proceedings, Papers, and Conference Materials, #7
  Olivia M. A. Madison and Sara Shatford Layne, editors 123p. 1996, ACRL. ISBN: 0-8389-7860-6
• Future of the Descriptive Cataloging Rules, #6
  Brian E. C. Schottlaender, editor 135p. 1996, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-3477-3
• Collection Management and Development: Issues in an Electronic Era, #5
  Peggy Johnson and Bonnie MacEwan, editors 148p. 1993, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-3447-1
• Format Integration and Its Effect on Cataloging, Training, and Systems, #4
  Karen Coyle, editor 100p. 1993, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-3432-3
• Collection Management for the 1990s, #3
  Joseph J. Branin, editor 178p. 1992, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-0608-7
• Origins, Content, and Future of AACR2 Revised, #2
  Richard P. Smiraglia, editor 139p. 1992, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-3405-6
• Subject Authorities in the Online Environment, #1
  Edited by Karen Markey, 84p. 1991, ALA Editions. ISBN: 0-8389-0558-7