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Benita Strnad (1995)
How to look a gift horse in the mouth, or how to tell people you can't use their old junk in your libraryCollection Building, 14
E.A. Engeldinger (1999)
Weeding naturallyCollege & Undergraduate Libraries, 6
S.S. Intner (2006)
Weeding, collection development, and preservationTechnicalities, 26
L. White (1994)
Weeding library collections: get around to itColorado Libraries, 20
– The purpose of this paper is to present information on how to organize and carry out a weeding project in an academic library.Design/methodology/approach – Describes how the weeding project was organized and its various phases.Findings – Argues that weeding is appropriate in small, academic non‐research libraries and discusses a methodology for approaching it.Originality/value – Provides the academic librarian with a road map as to how to handle a weeding project.
Collection Building – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jul 10, 2007
Keywords: Academic libraries; Collections management; Stock control; Stock revision
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