ALIA publishing
The Association's publishing program, in print and on the web, relates directly to ALIA's mission and values. The publishing program facilitates the flow of information and ideas as part of ALIA's engagement with members, the wider library sector and the Australian community.
ALIA produces a number of flyers, brochures, press releases, information booklets, annual reports, and submissions to government inquiries.
The monthly email newsletter, aliaNEWS, is available free to everyone who is interested in ALIA and the library and information sector. It is available on the ALIA website or by subscription.
ALIA publishes several journals, including ALJ (the Australian Library Journal), AARL (Australian Academic & Research Libraries) and inCite, our monthly news magazine to members. Selected articles from these journals are available on the ALIA website.
Journal subscription rates are available here and ALIA membership discounts apply. Journals can be ordered via an order form or via our online shop.
The Association also publishes various other publications. The publications currently available for sale from ALIA National Office are listed here.
ALIA Resources Directory 2008 is now available to ALIA members. Vendors and suppliers may list in the Directory at any time.
ALIA groups are also active in the production of publications (newsletters, journals and flyers). Responsibility for the production and distribution of these items rests with the particular group.
ALIA's star, acronym and Association name are trademarks. The use of these trademarks must conform to ALIA's branding guidelines and A guide to using the ALIA logo. ALIA logos for use in group documents or related material may be downloaded.
Call for Expressions of Interest |
Editor: Australian Library Journal (ALJ)
The ALIA Board of Directors is seeking expressions of interest
in the position of ALJ editor from suitably qualified and
experienced persons.
The Australian Library Journal is published quarterly and
covers a wide range of professional interests in the sector.
Published by the Australian Library and Information
Association (ALIA), ALJ is now in its 55th year. It is the
flagship publication of the Association and the editor will
be expected to be familiar with its evolution and with ALIA's
objectives, programs, range of interests, and place in the
LIS sector.
Experience in the professional field, in serial publications,
and as an editor are important. Applicants should briefly
address the selection criteria (indicating editorial experience)
and supply the contact details for two referees. A maximum
of 400 words outlining their thoughts on possible editorial
directions for ALJ and its relationship to ALIA's other
publications would also be acceptable as part of the
application. http://www.alia.org.au/publishing/alj
Further information on the duties and responsibilities
of the editor and the roles of the Editorial Board and the
Association, and copies of the selection criteria, are available
from Sue Hutley, ALIA Executive Director, ph 02 6215 8215,
sue.hutley@alia.org.au.
Closing date for expressions of interest is
16 October 2009 |
Editor: Australian Academic & Research Libraries (AARL)
The ALIA Board of Directors is seeking expressions of interest
in the position of AARL editor from suitably qualified and
experienced persons.
Australian Academic & Research Libraries is published
quarterly by ALIA and is a scholarly journal publishing
original refereed articles. It is devoted to all aspects of
librarianship in university, TAFE and college libraries, and
in research libraries of all types.
Experience in the professional field, in serial publications,
and as an editor are important. Applicants should briefly
address the selection criteria (indicating editorial experience)
and supply the contact details for two referees. A maximum
of 400 words outlining their thoughts on possible editorial
directions for AARL and its relationship to ALIA's other
publications would also be acceptable as part of the
application. http://www.alia.org.au/aarl
Further information on the duties and responsibilities
of the editor and the roles of the Editorial Board and the
Association, and a copy of the selection criteria, are available
from Sue Hutley, ALIA Executive Director, ph 02 6215 8215,
sue.hutley@alia.org.au.
Closing date for expressions of interest is 16 October 20
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