Journal of the American Society for Information Science (JASIS), Volume 48, 1997

Volume 48, Number 1, January 1997

Research

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  Abraham Bookstein:
  Informetric Distributions. III. Ambiguity and Randomness. 2-10
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  F. C. A. Exon, Keith F. Punch:
  The Self-Sufficient Library Collection: A Test of Assumptions. 11-16
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  Hsinchun Chen, Tobun D. Ng, Joanne Martinez, Bruce R. Schatz:
  A Concept Space Approach to Addressing the Vocabulary Problem in Scientific Information Retrieval: An Experiment on the Worm Community System. 17-31
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  Andrew D. May:
  Automatic Classification of E-Mail Messages by Message Type. 32-39
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  Xia Lin:
  Map Displays for Information Retrieval. 40-54
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  Chi-Hong Leung, Wing-Kay Kan:
  A Statistical Learning Approach to Automatic Indexing of Controlled Index Terms. 55-66
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  Stephanie W. Haas:
  Disciplinary Variation in Automatic Sublanguage Term Identification. 67-79
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  Ziming Liu:
  Citation Theories in the Framework of International Flow of Information: New Evidence with Translation Analysis. 80-87

Book Reviews

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  Paul V. Biron:
  Backpropagation: Theory, Architectures, and Applications, edited by Yves Chauvin and David E. Rumelhart. 88-89
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  Jaap A. Jasperse:
  Scholarly Publishing: The Electronic Frontier, edited by Robin P. Peek and Gregory B. Newby. 89-90

Volume 48, Number 2, February 1997

Research

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  Alice Robbin, Lee Frost-Kumpf:
  Extending Theory for User-Centered Information Services: Diagnosing and Learning from Error in Complex Statistical Data. 96-121
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  David A. Grossman, Ophir Frieder, David O. Holmes, David C. Roberts:
  Integrating Structured Data and Text: A Relational Approach. 122-132
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  Vladimir G. Voiskunskii:
  Evaluation of Search Results: A New Approach. 133-142
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  Robert M. Losee:
  Comparing Boolean and Probabilistic Information Retrieval Systems across Queries and Disciplines. 143-156
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  Richard E. Orwig, Hsinchun Chen, Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.:
  A Graphical, Self-Organizing Approach to Classifying Electronic Meeting Output. 157-170
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  Roland Wagner-Döbler:
  Science-Technology Coupling: The Case of Mathematical Logic and Computer Science. 171-183

Brief Communication

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  Danny P. Wallace, Connie Van Fleet:
  Describing Technological Paradigm Transitions: A Methodological Exploration. 184-187

Volume 48, Number 3, March 1997

Research

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  Bipin C. Desai:
  Supporting Discovery in Virtual Libraries. 190-204
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  Peter Ingwersen, Finn Hjortgaard Christensen:
  Data Set Isolation for Bibliometric Online Analyses of Research Publications: Fundamental Mehodological Issues. 205-217
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  Weijing Yuan:
  End-User Searching Behavior in Information Retrieval: A Longitudinal Study. 218-234
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  Jacques Savoy:
  Ranking Schemes in Hybrid Boolean Systems: A New Approach. 235-253
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  Robert M. Losee:
  A Discipline Independent Definition of Information. 254-269

Brief Communications

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  David J. Robb, Angela McCormick:
  Decision Support for Serials Deselection and Acquisition: A Case Study. 270-273
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  Michael H. MacRoberts, Barbara R. MacRoberts:
  Citation Content Analysis of a Botany Journal. 274-275

Book Reviews

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  Mary E. Brown:
  Electronic Publishing and Libraries. Planning for the Impact and Growth to 2003, by David J. Brown. 276-273

Volume 48, Number 4, April 1997

Paul Otlet and His Successors

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  W. Boyd Rayward:
  The Origins of Information Science and the International Institute of Bibliography/International Federation for Information and Documentation (FID). 289-300
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  Isabelle Rieusset-Lemarié:
  P. Otlet's Mundaneum and the International Perspective in the History of Documentation and Information Science. 301-309
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  Ron Day:
  Paul Otlet's Book and the Writing of Social Space. 310-317

Development of Particular Techniques

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  Bella Hass Weinberg:
  The Earliest Hebrew Citation Indexes. 318-330
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  Ia C. McIlwaine:
  The Universal Decimal Classification: Some Factors Concerning Its Origins, Development, and Influence. 331-339
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  Frederick G. Kilgour:
  Origins of Coordinate Searching. 340-348
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  David W. Weisgerber:
  Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry System: History, Scope, and Impact. 349-360

Literature

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  Thomas D. Walker:
  Journal of Documantary Reproduction, 1938-1942: Domain as Reflected in Characteristics of Authorship and Citation. 361-368
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  Felix Sagredo Fernández, Antonia García Moreno:
  History of Information Science in Spain: A Selected Bibliopraphy. 369-372
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  Robert V. Williams, Laird Whitmire, Colleen Bradley:
  Bibliography of the History of Information Science in North America, 1900-1995. 373-379

Volume 48, Number 5, May 1997

Research

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  Amanda Spink:
  Study of Interactive Feedback During Mediated Information Retrieval. 382-394
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  Geoffrey Z. Liu:
  Semantic Vector Space Model: Implementation and Evaluation. 395-417
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  Loet Leydesdorff:
  Why Words and Co-Words Cannot Map the Development of the Sciences. 418-427

Perspectives on ... Implementation and Evaluation of an Integrated Information Center in an Academic Environment

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  George D'Elia:
  Introduction and Overview: Perspectives on ... Implementation and Evaluation of an Integrated Information Center in an Academic Environment. J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci. 48(5): 430-433 (1997)
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  Thomas Shaughnessy, Carl R. Adams:
  The Design of the Integrated Information Center Project. 434-437
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  Cynthia Mathis Beath, George D'Elia, Joseph Branin, Nancy Rohde:
  Challenges Encountered During the Implementation of the Integrated Information Center at the University of Minnesota. 438-441
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  Joseph Branin, George D'Elia:
  The Implementation of the Integrated Information Center at the University of Minnesota. 442-445
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  Douglas Lund, Nancy Herther:
  The Technological Structure and Services of the IIC. 446-448
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  Dale Goodhue:
  The Model Underlying the Measurement of the Impacts of the IIC on the End-Users. 449-453
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  Dale Goodhue, Russell Littlefield, Detmar W. Straub:
  The Measurement of the Impacts of the IIC on the End-Users: The Survey. 454-465
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  Diane Lending, Detmar W. Straub:
  Impacts of an Integrated Information Center on Faculty End-Users: A Qualitative Assessment. 466-471
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  Joseph Branin, George D'Elia, Thomas Shaughnessy, Carl R. Adams:
  The Evaluation of the IIC Project. 472-473
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  Nancy Rohde, Nancy Herther:
  Implications of the IIC Project for the Education of Information Professionals. 474-475

Book Reviews

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  Karen Campbell:
  World Wide Web Journal: Volume 1, Issue 2, Spring 1996. Key Specifications of the World Wide Web. 476-477
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  Jerold Nelson:
  Introduction to United States Government Information Sources (5th ed.), by Joe Morehead. 477-478

Volume 48, Number 6, June 1997

Research

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  D. R. Newman, Chris Johnson, Brian Webb, Clive Cochrane:
  Evaluating the Quality of Learning in Computer Supported Co-Operative Learning. 484-495
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  Peter Liebscher, Eileen G. Abels, Daniel W. Denman:
  Factors That Influence the Use of Electronic Networks by Science and Engineering Faculty at Small Institutions. Part II. Preliminary Use Indicators. 496-507
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  Susan S. Lazinger, Judit Bar-Ilan, Bluma C. Peritz:
  Internet Use by Faculty Members in Various Disciplines: A Comparative Case Study. 508-518
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  Ron Oliver, Helen Oliver:
  Using Context to Promote Learning from Information-Seeking Tasks. 519-526
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  Tefko Saracevic, Paul B. Kantor:
  Studying the Value of Library and Information Services. Part I. Establishing a Theoretical Framework. 527-542
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  Tefko Saracevic, Paul B. Kantor:
  Studying the Value of Library and Information Services. Part II. Methodology and Taxonomy. 543-563
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  Leo Egghe:
  Price Index and Its Relation to the Mean and Median Reference Age. 564-573

Book Reviews

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  David Mattison:
  The War of Desire and Technology at the Close of the Mechanical Age, by Allucquère Rosanne Stone. 574-575
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  Patty Curthoys:
  Developing User Interfaces: Ensuring Usability Through Product and Process, by Deborah Hix and H. Rex Hartson. 575-576

Volume 48, Number 7, July 1997

In Memoriam

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  Stuart Weibel:
  A Tribute to Yuri Rubinsky, August 2, 1952-January 21, 1996. 583

Special Topic Issue: Structured Information/Standards for Document Architectures

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  Yves Marcoux, Martin Sévigny:
  Why SGML? Why Now? 584-592
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  James David Mason:
  SGML and Related Standards: New Directions as the Second Decade Begins. 593-596
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  Sharon C. Adler:
  The "ABCs" of DSSSL. 597-602
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  Eliot Kimber, Julia A. Woods:
  Application of HyTime Hyperlinks and Finite Coordinate Spaces to Historical Writing, Analysis, and Presentation. 603-613
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  Peter Flynn:
  W[h]ither the Web? The Extension of Replacement of HTML. 614-621
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  David T. Barnard, Nancy Ide:
  The Text Encoding Initiative: Flexible and Extensible Document Encoding. 622-628
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  Arijit Sengupta, Andrew Dillon:
  Extending SGML to Accommodate Database Functions: A Methodological Overview. 629-637
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  Jon Fausey, Keith Shafer:
  All My Data Is in SGML. Now What? 638-643
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  Airi Salminen, Katri Kauppinen, Merja Lehtovaara:
  Towards a Methodology for Document Analysis. 644-655
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  Charles F. Goldfarb:
  SGML: The Reason Why and the First Published Hint. 656-661

Brief Communications

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  Haiqi Zhang:
  More Authors, More Institutions, and More Funding Sources: Hot Papers in Biology from 1991 to 1993. 662-666
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  Shu Ching Yang:
  Qualitative Exploration of Learners' Information-Seeking Processes Using Perseus Hypermedia System. 667-669

Book Reviews

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  Carol A. Bean:
  The Art of Abstracting (2nd ed.), by Edward T. Cremmins. 670-671
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  Robert L. Battenfeld:
  Ethics and Computing: Living Responsibly in a Computerized World, by Kevin W. Bowyer. 671-672

Volume 48, Number 8, August 1997

Research

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  Nancy Sadler Baldwin, Ronald E. Rice:
  Information-Seeking Behavior of Securities Analysts: Individual and Institutional Influences, Information Sources and Channels and Outcomes. 674-693
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  James C. French, Donald E. Brown, Nam-Ho Kim:
  A Classification Approach to Boolean Query Reformulation. 694-706
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  Mark A. Spasser:
  The Enacted Fate of Undiscovered Public Knowledge. 707-717
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  Juris Dilevko, Roma M. Harris:
  Information Technology and Social Relations: Portrayals of Gender Roles in High Tech Product Advertisements. 718-727
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  Amanda Spink:
  Information Science: A Third Feedback Framework. 728-740
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  Amanda Spink, Tefko Saracevic:
  Interaction in Information Retrieval: Selection and Effectiveness of Search Terms. 741-761

Book Reviews

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  Andrew Dillon:
  Design Rationale: Concepts, Techniques, and Use, edited by Thomas P. Moran and John M. Carroll. 762-763
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  Alison M. Keyes:
  Information and Business Performance: A Study of Information Systems and Services in High Performing Companies, by Ian Owens and Tom Wilson with Angela Abell. 763-764
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  Leslie Regan Shade:
  High Noon on the Electronic Frontier: Conceptual Issues in Cyberspace, edited by Peter Ludlow. 764-767
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  Martha Montague Smith:
  Internet Dreams: Archetypes, Myths, and Metaphors for Inventing the Net, edited by Mark Stefik. 767-769

Volume 48, Number 9, September 1997

Special Topic Issue: History of Documentation and Information Science: Part II
People and Organizations

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  Robert V. Williams:
  The Documentation and Special Libraries Movements in the United States, 1910-1960. 775-781
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  Silvie Fayet-Scribe:
  The Cross-Fertilization of the U. S. Public Library Model and the French Documentation Model (IIB, French Correspondent of FID) Through the French Professional Associations Between World War I and World War II. 782-793
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  Anthony Debons, Esther E. Horne:
  NATO Advanced Study Institutes of Information Science and Foundations of Information Science. 794-803

Theory

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  Michael K. Buckland:
  What Is a "Document"? 804-809
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  Stefano Mizzaro:
  Relevance: The Whole History. 810-832
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  Vesna Oluic-Vukovic:
  Bradford's Distribution: From the Classical Bibliometric "Law" to the More General Stochastic Models. 833-842

Research

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  John M. Budd, Lynn Silipigni Connaway:
  University Faculty and Networked Information: Results of a Survey. 843-852
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  Michael Koenig, Patrizia Sione:
  The World at Stage III, but the Net at Stage II. 853-859

Book Reviews

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  Réjean Savard:
  Strategic Management for Public Libraries: A Handbook, by Robert M. Hayes and Virginia A. Walter. 860-861
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  Bret H. Parker:
  Computer Networks: A Systems Approach, by Larry L. Peterson and Bruce S. Davie. 861-862
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  Alan T. Schroeder Jr.:
  Data Mining with Neural Networks: Solving Business Problems from Application Development to Decision Support, by Joseph P. Bigus. 862-863

Volume 48, Number 10, October 1997

In Memoriam

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  Mike Nelson:
  Jean Tague-Sutcliffe, 1931-1996. 866

Research

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  Ismail Hmeidi, Ghassan Kanaan, Martha W. Evens:
  Design and Implementation of Automatic Indexing for Information Retrieval with Arabic Documents. 867-881
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  Martin Frické:
  Information Using Likeness Measures. 882-892
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  Jian Qin, F. W. Lancaster, Bryce Allen:
  Types and Levels of Collaboration in Interdisciplinary Research in the Sciences. 893-916
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  Liwen Qiu Vaughan, Jean Tague-Sutcliffe:
  Measuring the Impact of Information on Development: A LISREL-Based Study of Small Business in Shanghai. 917-931
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  Anthony S. Ruocco, Ophir Frieder:
  Clustering and Classification of Large Document Bases in a Parallel Environment. 932-943

Brief Communications

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  Guido Van Hooydonk:
  Fractional Counting of Multiauthored Publications: Consequences for the Impact of Authors. 944-945
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  Dang Yaru:
  Structural Modeling of Network Systems in Citation Analysis. 946-952
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  Pedro Alvarez, Antonio Pulgarín:
  The Diffusion on Scientific Journals Analyzed Through Citations. 953-958

Book Review

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  Peter Aiken:
  Information Systems Development and Data Modeling: Conceptual and Philosophical Foundations, by Rudy Hirschheim, Heinz K. Klein, and Kalle Lyytinen. 959-960
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  Geoffrey Z. Liu:
  Symbolic Projection for Image Information Retrieval and Spatial Reasoning, by Shi-Kuo Chang and Erland Jungert. 960-961

Volume 48, Number 11, November 1997

Special Topic Issue: Current Research in Human-Computer Interaction

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  Andrew Dillon:
  Introduction to the Special Topic Issue: Current Research in Human-Computer Interaction. J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci. 48(11): 965-969 (1997)
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  Brian Shackel:
  Human-Computer Interaction - Whence and Whither? 970-986
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  Brian R. Gaines, Lee Li-Jen Chen, Mildred L. G. Shaw:
  Modeling the Human Factors of Scholarly Communities Supported Through the Internet and World Wide Web. 987-1003
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  Bonnie E. John, Matthew M. Mashyna:
  Evaluating a Multimedia Authoring Tool. 1004-1022
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  Margaret S. Elliott, Rob Kling:
  Organizational Usability of Digital Libraries: Case Study of Legal Research in Civil and Criminal Cours. 1023-1035
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  David G. Hendry, David J. Harper:
  An Informal Information-Seeking Environment. 1036-1048
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  Chaomei Chen:
  Writing with Collaborative Hypertext: Analysis and Modeling. 1049-1066
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  Michael Chui, Andrew Dillon:
  Who's Zooming Whom? Attunement to Animation in the Interface. 1067-1072
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  Colin T. Schmidt:
  The Systemics of Dialogism: On the Prevalence of the Self in HCI Design. 1073-1081

Volume 48, Number 12, December 1997

Research

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  Tian-Long Wan, Martha W. Evens, Yeun-Wen Wan, Yuen-Yuan Pao:
  Experiments with Automatic Indexing and a Relational Thesaurus in a Chinese Information Retrieval System. 1086-1096
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  Paul Solomon:
  Discovering Information Behavior in Sense Making: I. Time and Timing. 1097-1108
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  Paul Solomon:
  Discovering Information Behavior in Sense Making: II. The Social. 1109-1126
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  Paul Solomon:
  Discovering Information Behavior in Sense Making: III. The Person. 1127-1138

European Research Letter

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  Peter Ingwersen:
  Europe and Information Science. 1139-1141

Brief Communications

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  Dietmar Wolfram, Alexandra Dimitroff:
  Preliminary Findings on Searcher Performance and Perceptions of Performance in a Hypertext Bibliographic Retrieval System. 1142-1145
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  Stephen P. Harter, Thomas E. Nisonger:
  ISI's Impact Factor as Misnomer: A Proposed New Measure to Assess Journal Impact. 1146-1148

Book Reviews

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  Robert J. Sandusky:
  Bringing Design to Software, edited by Terry Winograd. 1149-1150
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  David Mattison:
  Technology and Copyright Law: A Guidebook for the Library, Research, and Teaching Professions, by Arlene Bilefield and Lawrence Cheeseman. 1150-1152
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  Hal R. Varian:
  The Economics of Communication and Information, edited by Donald M. Lamberton. 1151-1152