Journal of Documentation: Volume 68 Issue 6

Archiving electroacoustic and mixed music: Significant knowledge involved in the creative process of works with spatialisation

The purpose of this paper is to identify, operationalise, and test a knowledge management model in the context of electroacoustic and mixed music preservation. This…

Information literacy as a socially enacted practice: Sensitising themes for an emerging perspective of people‐in‐practice

This paper aims to introduce a “people‐in‐practice” perspective which brings together previous theorisations of information literacy landscapes and practice. This perspective…

Modelling nonlinear information behaviour: transferability and progression

This paper aims to report on a project aimed at moving Foster's nonlinear model of information seeking behaviour forwards from an empirically based model focused on one setting…

Community information as boundary object: police responsibility for abuse survivors

Working toward a symbolic interactionist understanding of information provision by multiple agencies responding to crisis situations, in this paper the authors aim to examine…

Discourse structure differences in lay and professional health communication

In this paper the authors seek to compare lay (consumer) and professional (physician) discourse structures in answers to diabetes‐related questions in a public consumer health…

Oral documents in concept and in situ, part I: Grounding an exploration of orality and information behavior

Although research indicates the importance of oral information, our understanding of it remains limited. This paper accordingly aims to suggest that some utterances are oral…

Oral documents in concept and in situ, part II: managerial decrees

“Oral documents in concept and in situ, part I” aims to conceptualize and provide a means to empirically observe an oral document. Part II aims to report the results of continued…

Advances in Librarianship (Volume 33)

Knowledge Management: An Introduction

Russell Shank and the nature of the information disciplines

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