The Australian Library Journal
volume 51 issue 4
Margaret Trask: a tribute
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John Levett
Information futures - professional issues
Neil McLean
This paper was delivered as a prelude to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Australia at a turning point
Hugh Mackay
This is the text of an address given to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Ideas to dollars - science, technology and innovation
Tim Besley
This is the text of an address given to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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The tyranny of ignorance
Geoffrey C Bolton
This is the text of an address given to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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The librarian and the management of information overload
Peter Carnley
This is the text of an address given to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Business, knowledge, information: where's the value proposition?
Marianne Broadbent
This is the abridged text of a paper given to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Information futures
Malcolm Gillies
This is the text of an address reviewing contributions to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Information futures: a conference summary
Neil McLean
This paper was delivered as a conclusion to the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Pulling the threads together: agenda for action
Joyce Kirk
In which the then president-elect of ALIA identifies an agenda for the Association arising from issues emerging during the ALIA biennial conference Powering the Future, Sydney, May 2002
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Review article: Seymour Lubetzky Writings on the classical art of cataloguing
Eugenie Greig
Lubetzky, Seymour. Writings on the classical art of cataloging, compiled and edited by Elaine Svenonius, Dorothy McGarry. Englewood, Colorado: Libraries Unlimited, 2001. xxi, 443p. ports. ISBN 1 56308 932 7. Price not given
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