Focusing on one of the most fundamental areas of librarianship,
Gorman and a host of distinguished contributors examine the current
state of the field of technical services and offer their views on
its future. The book is divided into four sections: acquisitions,
bibliographic control, automation, and administration. Within these
sections individual chapters address specific aspects of the field
(e.g., serials acquisitions, descriptive cataloging, circulation
services). The text has been thoroughly updated, with some chapters
entirely rewritten and others replaced. Specialized chapters on
book gathering plans, preservation, and Slavic technical services
have been dropped from this edition and a chapter on global
standardization has been added. Offering a stimulating diversity of
voices and perspectives, this landmark work is a major contribution
to the area of technical services in the tradition of Tauber's
Technical Services in Libraries (Columbia University Press, 1954).
Valuable as supplementary
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