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9781555707262

Archives: Principles and Practices

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    9781555707262

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    1555707262

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-08-31
  • Publisher: Neal Schuman Pub
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Table of Contents

Forewordp. vii
Figures and tablesp. xi
Acknowledgementsp. xiii
Introductionp. xv
About the bookp. xvii
Additional resourcesp. xx
Striving for diversity and balancep. xxi
What are archives?p. 1
From knowledge to recordp. 2
Content, structure and contextp. 6
From records to archivesp. 11
The form of archivesp. 13
Archives and artefactsp. 17
Why keep archives?p. 19
Archival institutions: creatures of history and culturep. 27
Archives, power and the peoplep. 28
The concept of the fondsp. 29
Types of archival institutionp. 35
Archival service: a matter of trustp. 45
The duties of the archivistp. 46
The skills of the archivistp. 47
Archival codes of ethicsp. 48
The impact of legislationp. 51
Developing a policy frameworkp. 59
Matters of administrationp. 63
Protecting archivesp. 73
What is preservation?p. 74
Understanding and responding to archival hazardsp. 75
Developing a preservation planp. 83
Emergency planningp. 87
Storing media materialsp. 88
Provenance, original order and respect des fondsp. 97
The principle of provenancep. 98
The principle of original orderp. 100
The principle of respect des fondsp. 101
The concept of the fondsp. 103
Challenging traditional perspectivesp. 103
Assigning namesp. 112
Appraising and acquiring archivesp. 115
Appraisal for acquisitionp. 116
Appraisal for selectionp. 121
Sampling, weeding and cullingp. 124
Other appraisal considerationsp. 126
Acquiring archivesp. 131
Accessioning archivesp. 138
Deaccessioningp. 141
Monetary appraisalp. 142
Arranging and describing archivesp. 145
Archival levels of arrangementp. 146
The practicalities of arrangementp. 155
Describing archivesp. 157
Presenting contentp. 164
Providing access to descriptive informationp. 173
Putting the description togetherp. 176
Establishing prioritiesp. 180
Making archives availablep. 183
Equal accessp. 184
The reference environmentp. 187
Documenting reference servicesp. 191
Cost recovery and profit makingp. 192
Outreachp. 193
Digitization of archivesp. 199
Measuring successp. 202
The challenge of digital archivesp. 205
Clarifying languagep. 206
Electronic records issuesp. 207
Developing electronic records and archives policiesp. 211
The importance of standardsp. 213
The process of managing electronic archivesp. 215
The role of a digital depositoryp. 219
Staying currentp. 221
Conclusionp. 223
To learn morep. 227
Journal literaturep. 227
National and state institutionsp. 228
Professional associationsp. 228
Additional readingp. 229
Glossary of termsp. 257
Key archival termsp. 259
Indexp. 271
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