The Relationship of Records Management Activities to the Field of Business History

Maynard J. Brichford

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A leading archivist describes the nature and functions of professional records management and suggests some relationships between those activities and business history. If future historians are to have useful records for research, present-day scholars need to be informed about and interested in the work of records managers.

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1964The Triumph of Conservatism 1938A Manual of Archive Administration.1970The Emerging Organizational Synthesis In Modern American History 1958The Taft Commission and the Government's Record Practices 1955The Business Use of Business History 1941The Preservation of Business Records.1958The Hoover Commissions and Federal Recordkeeping 1952Guide to the Illinois Central Archives in the Newberry Library, 1851-1906.

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