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ORCIDJournal of Information Science, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1, February 1988
- T. M. Aitchison:
Guest Editorial. 1 - Kalervo Järvelin:
A methodology for user charge estimation in numeric online databanks. Part I: A review of numeric databanks and charging principles. 3-16 - R. G. Thorp, H. Schur, David Bawden, John R. Joice:
The foreign language barrier: a study among pharmaceutical research workers. 17-24 - Dario Lucarella:
A document retrieval system based on nearest neighbour searching. 25-33 - Vernon Prior:
VISOR (Victorian Industry Support Organizations Register) : information in practice. 35-46 - Radosvet Todorov, Wolfgang Glänzel:
Journal citation measures: a concise review. 47-56 - Shawky Salem:
Arab Centre for Medical Literature. 57-58 - Anslem O. Amadi:
Viewdata in the office - user - friendly page identification. 59-61 - B. C. Brookes:
Bibliometrics at L.U.C. Diepenbeek. 63-64 - W. T. King:
Information for invention. 65-66
Volume 14, Number 2, April 1988
- Alan Gilchrist:
Editorial. 67 - James Hartley, M. Trueman, A. J. Meadows:
Readability and prestige in scientific journals. 69-75 - Kalervo Järvelin:
A methodology for user charge estimation in numeric online databanks. Part II. 77-92 - George Philip, F. J. Smith, Danny Crookes:
Voice input/output interface for online searching: some design and human factor considerations. 93-98 - Bluma C. Peritz:
The literature of demography; its characteristics and changes over time. 99-107 - Amanda J. Hulme, T. D. Wilson:
Professional education and subsequent careers in library/information work: a follow-up study of former students on the MA/MSc Information Studies (Social Sciences) course at the University of Sheffield. 109-117 - Peter J. Judge:
Australian scholarly journals: a situation report. 119-122 - Wolfgang Glänzel, András Schubert
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Characteristic scores and scales in assessing citation impact. 123-127
Volume 14, Number 3, June 1988
- Shawky Salem:
Guest Editorial. 129-130 - Jianbei Chen:
The natural structure of scientific knowledge: an attempt to map a knowledge structure. 131-139 - Josef L. Staud:
The universe of online databases; reality and model(s). 141-158 - Arup Ray Chaudhury, Milind Shukla:
Design and development of the bibliographic database INDEL - using Micro-CDS/ISIS. 159-170 - A. E. Cawkell:
Megatrends, hot niches in the market, and le défi japonais. 171-173 - Subbiah Arunachalam, K. Manorama:
How good are Indian ecology journals? 175-179 - Chris Snow, Ron Brewer:
How building designers react to the technical publications of the Building Research Establishment and other organizations. 181-187 - Dennis A. Lewis:
Institute for Information Management. 189 - Rodrigo de Magalhães:
Information resources management. 189-190 - D. Alasdair Kemp:
Education and training. 190-191
Volume 14, Number 4, August 1988
- David R. Worlock:
See you at the Conference. 193-194 - Sharon Chien Lin:
Development of computer applications in Chinese information centers. 195-203 - Robert T. Bottle, C. E. Voudouris:
A bibliometric critique of the EURISTOTE database. 205-220 - Subbiah Arunachalam, Udai N. Singh:
Where do Israeli scientists publish? 221-231 - B. C. Brookes:
Sichel's inverse Gaussian-Poisson distribution: recent advances. 233-236 - Jim Davies:
The Singapore vision: an information-based economy. 237-242 - Adedoyin Soyibo, W. Olabode Aiyepeku:
On the categorization, exactness and probable utility of bibliometric laws and their extensions. 243-251
Volume 14, Number 5, October 1988
- Alan Gilchrist:
Big Bang and Boesky. 255 - George Philip, Shao Hing Tsoi:
Regulation and deregulation of telecommunications: the economic and political realities. Part I: The United States. 257-264 - Shao Hing Tsoi, George Philip:
Regulation and deregulation of telecommunications: the economic and political realities: Part II: The United Kingdom and other West European countries. 265-273 - Abraham A. Azubuike:
The computer as mask: a problem of inadequate human interaction examined with particular regard to online public access catalogues. 275-283 - Sarah Gash, Denis F. Reardon:
Personal transferable skills for the modern information professional: a discussion paper. 285-292 - L. Hildebrandt, H. Langer, R. Eckermann:
Use of COALDATA to help retrieve and estimate the physical properties of coals, coal liquids and coal chemicals. 293-300 - A. C. Gent, Robert T. Bottle, H. S. Crawshaw:
Managers' reading habits in the electronics industry. 301-304 - W. van Peer:
Reading, culture and modern mass media. 305-309 - Pirkko Elliott:
CURRENT RESEARCH in library & information science: the service. 311-314
Volume 14, Number 6, December 1988
- Peter Judge:
Questions of information policy. 317-318 - T. M. Aitchison:
The database producer in the information chain. 319-327 - George Philip, Shao Hing Tsoi:
Regulation and deregulation of telecommunications: the economic and political realities. Part III: Japan, the Pacific Basin and less developed countries. 329-334 - Janey K. Cringean, Gordon A. Manson, Peter Willett, George A. Wilson:
Efficiency of text scanning in bibliographic databases using microprocessor-based, multiprocessor networks. 335-345 - L. Floyd Lewis, Kenneth S. Keleman:
Issues in Group Decision Support System (GDSS) design. 347-354 - Jennifer E. Rowley, David R. Butcher:
The Searcher/Information Interface Project-final report. 355-363 - Robin Clough:
Viewdata in the office. 365 - Tibor Braun:
Bibliometrics in research evaluation. 365-366
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