Interlending & Document Supply: Volume 30 Issue 3
Table of contents
Sharing the wealth – resource sharing developments in the Pacific making for a resource richer region
Arlene CohenIndividual libraries in the islands of the Pacific are notoriously viewed as resource poor, although if the resources of each library are viewed collectively, there is a wealth of…
Electronic article supply – making life EASY‐er for all
Terry MorrowThis paper examines EASY, a two‐year document delivery pilot project run jointly by Ingenta and Lancaster University. The main aim of the project is to test the feasibility of…
Assumptions versus reality: user behaviour in sourcing scholarly information
Mike McGrathReviews recent interlending and document supply literature. Considers the implications of open accesss archiving and the ongoing developments in consortia and electronic journals…
Opening interlending services to end users: the Catalogue Collectif de France
Christelle CreffAn important role is played by academic libraries in French interlibrary loan and the huge volume of heritage collections and rare holdings in public libraries have also to be…
From traditional inter‐library loan to a new interlending model – the role of the CURL monograph interlending pilot
Stephen Prowse, Dennis MassieThe traditional inter‐library loan of monographs is often seen as the future niche of interlending activity, with journal article supply being catered for by other means, such as…
Interlending and document supply developments in South Korea
Eun‐Ja Shin, Kyung‐Mook OhThis paper aims to introduce the present situation of the interlibrary loan and document supply services among libraries and information centers in South Korea. The Korean ILL…
Changing information needs in a transition period in Hungary: satisfying demands from different sources
Éva KürtiThe changes taking place in Hungarian society, combined with technological innovation, have placed the Hungarian library system in permanent transition. In 1997, a new Cultural…
Why the distributed national collection won’t be coming to a library near you
Paul GenoniResearch libraries in the UK are considering the development of a highly developed form of collaborative purchasing for print material, the distributed national collection. The…
Interlending and document supply: a review of recent literature – XLll
Mike McGrathReviews recent interlending and document supply literature. Considers the implications of open access archiving and the ongoing developments in consortia and electronic journals…