Constance Malpas Books

10 editions

Statistics Research Library Materials Collection Development (Libraries) Cooperative Collection Development (Libraries)

University Futures, Library Futures

2019

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2013

The Transformation of Academic Library Collecting : A Synthesis of The...

The Transformation of Academic Library Collecting : A Synthesis of The...

Strength in Numbers : The Research Libraries UK (RLUK) Collective Coll...

Strength in Numbers : The Research Libraries UK (RLUK) Collective Coll...

Right-Scaling Stewardship : A Multi-Scale Perspective on Cooperative P...

Shared Print Policy Review Report

Cloud-Sourcing Research Collections : Managing Print in the Mass-Digit...

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