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Economics of information
Economics of information

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Literature searching habits and attitudes of research scientists
Informationinvolvements of the European Community (II)
Libraries and Information in Britain British Library Information Guides S.
An evaluation of British scientific journals
Service to an interdisciplinary need-group from computerized secondary services
Library and information services provided to local government officials and others in Leicestershire
Investigative methods in library and information science
Investigative methods in library and information science

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Brings together the basic elements of experimental design, data gathering, analysis, and interpretation to support the successful planning, operation, and evaluation of libraries and information sy...

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A Guide to Shantymen of Cache Lake The Bains Series by Bill Freeman
Final report on Docolsys
Final report on Docolsys

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