A Selection of Articles from the IQ
Vol. 1 (1977) - Vol. 18 (1994)
Prepared 8/26/96 by Maryellen Trautman, librarian at the [U.S.] National Archives and Records Administration, from the Archives Library Information Center (ALIC), a database and service of the National Archives Library, [U.S.] National Archives and Records Administration.
(Some issues of the IASSIST QUARTERLY had not yet been reviewed for ALIC at the time this bibliography was prepared.)
Articles are in alphabetical order by author's name as it appears on the article; citations include volume number, issue number, page numbers, and subject headings.
| Aldrich, Barbara. | Approaches to information about Census Bureau machine-readable data files. 4, no.1([Winter] 1980): 3-7.
Census records: Electronic records/
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| Alsberg, Paul A. | The record group concept in contemporary archives. 13, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1989): 4-6.
Archival theory: Record groups/
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| Aronsson, Patricia. | Confidentiality and access: legislative initiatives in the United States government. 9, no.1(Spring 1985): 11-16.
Privacy: Legal issues/
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| Bearman, David. | The case for software as documentation. 13, no.1(Spring 1989): 18-23.
Collection strategy: Software/
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| Bell, Rudolf M. and Martha Carlin. | The Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank at Rutgers. 12, no.3(Fall 1988): 41-46.
Data archives: Medieval and Early Modern Data Bank (NJ)/
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| Borman, Lorraine. | Resource sharing through networks: problems and potentials for the social science community. 2, no.1(Winter
1978): 14-18.
Information networks: Data archives/
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| Conrad, Mark. | Reeling them in: accessioning the electronic records of the United States government. 18, no.1-2(Spring-Summer
1994): 11-13.
Accessioning: Electronic records/
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| Cook, Michael. | Managing machine-readable archives: progress with description and exchange standards. 18,
no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1994): 7-10.
Descriptive standards: Electronic records/
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| Day, Donald L. | The impact of future social and technological trends on the dissemination of Census Bureau information. 15,
no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 4-19.
Access: Census records/
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| de Vries, Repke and Cor van der Meer. | Exchange of scanned documentation between social scientists and data archives:
establishing an image file format and method of transfer. 16, no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1992): 18-22.
Data exchange: Data archives/
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| Dhanak, Harriet A. and Christopher D. Brown. | A model for user's service: providing for information and data retrieval from an
archival, user, and development library. 3, no.2(Spring 1979): 30-37.
Data archives: Michigan State University/
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| Dodd, Sue A. | Building a bibliographic/MARC data base for social science data files in a network environment. 2, no.2(Spring
1978): 34-37.
Information networks: Data archives/
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| Dungworth, Terence. | The federal court data base: new research opportunities. 12, no.1(Spring 1988): 3-12.
Court records: FCDB/
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| Eaton, Fynnette. | Electronic media and preservation. 18, no.1- 2(Spring-Summer 1994): 14-17.
Preservation: Electronic records/
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| Elesh, David. | Data services since the 1960s: where are we going? 18, no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1994): 4-6.
Data archives: Strategic planning/
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| Fox, Cynthia G. | Beyond the public use file: confidentiality of archival records: a case study, the National Center for Health
Statistics. 7, no.3(Summer 1983): 10-16.
National Center for Health Statistics: Privacy/
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| Gammell, William J. | The Roper Center: development of a new organizational model for data access. 2, no.2(Spring 1978): 38- 43.
Roper Opinion Research Center: Data archives/
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| Gavrel, K. S. | National archives and electronic records: where are we going. 13, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1989): 7-9.
Archival adminstration: Electronic records/
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| Gavrel, Katherine Sue. | Machine readable archives: user survey. 7, no.4(Fall 1983): 2-4, 22-25.
Electronic records: User surveys/
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| Gerken, Ann. | CD-ROM and the data archive: beyond retrieval. 11, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1987): 99-101.
CD-ROM: Data archives/
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| Gladwin, Lee A. | Electronic Reference Systems in the Year 2000: The Symposium on Advanced Information Processing &
Analysis, March 24-26, 1992. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 74-75.
Artificial intelligence: Information retrieval/
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| Hankinson, Richard. | Issues concerning the bibliographic citation of machine-readable data files. 12, no.1(Spring 1988): 13-18.
Data archives: Bibliographic citations/
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| Harrison, Donald Fisher. | An archivist's challenges: adapting to changing technology and management techniques. 10, no.1(Spring
1986): 8-13.
Computer data/
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| Harrison, Donald F. and W. Jon Heddesheimer. | Downloading for PC users. Part I: The U.S. government experience. 11, no.1(Spring
1987): 9.
Automation/
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| Hauser, Robert M., William H. Sewell, John A. Logan, Taissa S. Hauser, Carol Ryff, Avshalom Caspi and Maurice M. MacDonald. | The
Wisconsin Longitudinal Study: adults as parents and children at age 50. 16, no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1992): 23-38.
Wisconsin Logitudinal Study (WLS)/
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| Hedstrom, Margaret. | Is data redundancy the price archivists will pay for adequate documentation? 13, no.1(Spring 1989): 24- 30.
Appraisal: Data redundancy/
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| International Association for Social Science Information Service and Technology. | IASSIST constitution, as amended, December 15,
1992. 16, no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1992): 39-47.
IASSIST constitution/
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| ISBD(cf) report. | 18, no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1994): 23-24.
Standards: ISBD(cf)/
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| Jones, Roger G. | Establishing an Australian social science data archive: progress and plans. 6, no.1-2([Winter-Spring] 1982): 3-16.
Australia: Data archives/
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| Kolp, John G. | Reference tools for machine-readable data files. 4, no.2([Spring] 1980): 33-38.
Electronic records: Reference/
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| Lamont, Jana M. | Incorporating catalogue records for machine- readable data files into the University of Alberta library's DOBIS
public catalogue. 12, no.1(Spring 1988): 19-22.
Data archives: Access/
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| Lasman, Benjamin. | Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics. 12, no.3(Fall 1988): 3-6.
Data archives: Israel/
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| Latta, Carolyn. | IASSIST Newsletter Index, volumes 3-5. 6, no.1-2([Winter-Spring] 1982): 37-40.
Australia: Data archives/
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| Manojlovich, Slavko. | A library-based reference service for machine-readable census data: the Canadian experience. 3,
no.3(Summer 1979): 55-63.
Canada: Electronic records/
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| Marker, Hans Jorgen. | History and the data archives. 13, no.1(Spring 1989): 31-38.
Historical research: Data archives/
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| Marsh, Catherine. | Hands on the census: microdata from the 1991 census of population in Britain. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991):
36-44.
Access: Census records/
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| McGee, Jacqueline. | Indexing machine-readable data files for a social science data archives. 8, no.1(Winter 1984): 6-10.
Indexing: Electronic records/
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| Milic, Louis T. | Using the Century of Prose Corpus. 16, no.1- 2(Spring-Summer 1992): 13-17.
Century of Prose Corpus (COPC): Text analysis/
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| Monkkonen, Eric H. | Recent historical studies of crime and crime control in the United States. 3, no.4(Fall 1979): 14-22.
Criminal records/
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| Nicholls, Paul T. and Douglas G. Link. | CD-ROM publishing: review, developments and trends. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 32-35.
CD-ROMS: Publication programs/
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| Nielsen, Per. | Colonial control information available for Inuit family research: Disko Bay church and census records. 11,
no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1987): 3-17.
Greenland: Inuit Eskimos/
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| Nielsen, Per. | Provider sophistication versus user simplicity: European servicing through bridging the gap. 15, no.3-4(Fall- Winter
1991): 20-27.
Data archives/
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| Nijhawan, N. K. | Data archives retrospective and perspective. 3, no.4(Fall 1979): 6-13.
Data archives: Developing countries/
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| Olaussen, Thore Gaard. | Norwegian data legislation and research: implications for data access, data collection and data
archiving. 9, no.1(Spring 1985): 3-10.
Norwegian Personal Data Registers Act/
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| Oudard, Denis. | An analysis of CD-ROM as a long term archiving solution. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 70-73.
CD-ROM: Data archives/
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| Pawlocki, Martin and Elizabeth Stephenson. | A micro based tape information system. 12, no.3(Fall 1988): 25-40.
Data archives: ISSR (CA)/
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| Peleg, Michal. | Presenting spatial data: the statistical map as a new practice. 12, no.3(Fall 1988): 12-24.
Data archives: Cartographic records/
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| Phelps, Erin. | The Henry A. Murray Research Center: alternative data sources - unique, yet less visible archives and programs. 14,
no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1990): 27-30.
Henry A. Murray Research Center (MA): Data archives/
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| Prestwich, Patricia E. | History and statistical analysis: a case study. 15, no.2(Summer 1991): 16-19.
Historical research: Statistics/
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| Rapaport, Edmund. | Public data: statistics Sweden. 12, no.3(Fall 1988): 7-11.
Data archives: Sweden/
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| Rasmussen, Karsten Boye. | BID - Bringing integration to data. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 45-65.
Danish Data Archives/
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| Rasmussen, Karsten Boye. | Technical standards for magnetic tape exchange between data organizations. 2, no.3(Summer 1978):
76-77.
Standards: Data exchange/
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| Robbin, Alice. | The impact of computer networking on the social science data library. 2, no.1(Winter 1978): 3-12.
Data archives: Information networks/
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| Robbin, Alice. | The issue of confidential data: the need for formulation of policy by the data archive and library. 1, no.4(Fall 1977):
20-28.
Personal data: Privacy/
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| Robbin, Alice. | A profile of data preservation activities in university data libraries and archives. 5, no.1([Winter] 1980): 3-22.
Data archives: Preservation/
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| Robbin, Alice. | Toward creating the professional data librarian. 2, no.4(Fall 1978): 95-100.
Librarians: Data archives/
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| Ruus, Laine G. M. | User services in a data library. 4, no.2([Spring] 1980): 29-33.
User needs: Data archives/
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| Schonborn, Karl. | Archival soundbites, footage, and photographs - past, present and future. 14, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1990): 23-26.
Audiovisual records/
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| Stephenson, Elizabeth and Martin B. Pawlocki. | Index of machine readable data files for women's studies. 12, no.1(Spring 1988):
28-34.
Data archives: Women/
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| Stewart, Lisa and William H. Rogers. | Database documentation applied to the RAND Medical Outcomes Study. 12, no.1(Spring
1988): 35-73.
Data archives: National Study of Medical Care Outcomes/
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| Stratford, Juri. | The depository distribution of CD-ROMs: a review of the first year. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 28-31.
CD-ROMS: Depository Library Program/
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| Tsang, Daniel C. | Academic libraries and collection development of nonbibliographic machine readable data files. 12, no.3(Fall
1988): 47-55.
Collection development: MRDF/
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| Vavra, Janet. | The promise of multimedia: data for every computer. 15, no.3-4(Fall-Winter 1991): 66-69.
Multimedia: User needs/
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| von Brunken, Erika. | User needs and confidentiality in Sweden. 3, no.2(Spring 1979): 23-29.
User needs: Sweden/
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| Watters, Annette Jones and Carl E. Ferguson, Jr. | A user's perspective on electronic data archival: the importance of standards. 16,
no.1-2(Spring-Summer 1992): 9-12.
Electronic records: Standards/
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| Windell, Phillip A. | Controlled access as a means of balancing respondent privacy and analytical utiltiy in survey research. 7,
no.3(Summer 1983): 2-9.
Privacy: Access/
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| Winsborough, Halliman H. | Moving to distributed computing: experiences from the minicomputer transition. 16, no.1-2(Spring-
Summer 1992): 4-8.
Electronic mail/
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