PRESERVATION AND LIBRARY MANAGEMENT

Graham Matthews

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Information Science and Libraries

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This article reviews recent preservation activity in Britain, considers the place of preservation in library management and looks to its future development. The many and broad aspects of preservation which impinge on library management are indicated. Much progress has been made in recent years, but there remain those who need persuading to reassess their attitude towards it. If the current preservation impetus is to be maintained and extended, then the question of funding, in particular, must be successfully addressed. Co‐operative programmes and integration of preservation into overall library management and policy will be significant in achieving this.

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1989Selection for survival : a review of acquisition and retention policies 1985Planning manual for disaster control in Scottish libraries and record offices 1985Review: F.W.Ratcliffe, with D.Patterson, Preservation policies and conservation in British libraries: report of the Cambridge University Library conservation project (London, 1984)

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