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DOCUMENT RESUMEED 101 748AUTHORTITLEINSTITUTIONPUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE FROMEDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORSIDENTIFIERSIR 001 607Cambio, Edward P., Comp.The International Federation of Library Associations.A Selected List of References.Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. GeneralReference and Bibliography Div.7419p.Library of Congress, UCIO, Washington, D.C. 20540(free)MF- 0.76 HC- 1.58 PLUS POSTAGE*Bibliographies; Cataloging; *InternationalOrganizations; *Libraries; *Library Associations;*Library Cooperation; Library Science; Publications;Public Libraries; Special LibrariesIFLA; *International Federation LibraryAssociationsABSTRACTPrepared in anticipation of the 40th session of theGeneral Council of the International Federation of LibraryAssociations (IFLA), this bibliography cites materials issued by orunder the auspices of the federation and its council, sections, andcommittees, as well as selected works about IFLA and its varioussubdivisions. The citations are arranged with publications by IFLApreceding items about the federation. Next are listed together itemsissued by and about the council, sections, sub-sections, andcommittees. The citations include information on the location of theitem in the Library of Congress. (Author/PF)
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TABLE OF CONTENTSPageIIntroduction3 International Federation of Library Associations6 About IFLA8 International Federation of Library Associations. Council10 Committee on Cataloguing10 Committee on the Exchange of Publications10 Committee on International Lending and Union Catalogues10 Committee on Library BuildingsI I Cummittee on Official Publications11 Committee on Rare and Precious Books and DocumentsI I Committee on Statistics and StandardsII Committee on Universal Bibliographic ControlI I Section of Public LibrariesI I International Association of Metropolitan City Libraries (INTAMEL)12 Sub-section of Libraries in Hospitals12 Sub-section of Library Work With Children13 Section of Parliamentary and Administrative Libraries13 Section of Special libraries13Sub-section of Astronomical and Geophysical Libraries13 Sub-section of Geography and Map Libraries13 Section of Theatrical Libraries and Museums14 Working Group for Developing Countries
THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS (IFLA)A Selected List of References"The object of the Federation shall be to promote cooperation in the field oflibrarianship and bibliography, and particularly to carry out investigations andmake propositions concerning the international regulations between libraries,library associations. bibliographers. and other organized groups."IFLA Statutes, Article 2(as adopted 1964)Prepared in anticipation of the 40th session of theGeneral Council of the International Federation ofLibrary Associations, held in Washington, D.C., inNovember 1974, this bibliography cites materialsissued by or under the auspices of the federation andits council, sections. and committees, as well as selected works about IF LA and its various subdivisions.Since no single comprehensive listing of IFLA publications has been identified, such a compilationseemed particularly appropriate.A permanent international union of national libraryassociations whose purpose would be to promoteworldwide library cooperation was first proposed atthe International Congress of Librarians and BookLovers held at Prague in June and July 1926. In October of the same year, during the annual conference ofthe American Library Association, delegates from 13countries met with A LA's Committee on International Relations to encourage ALA attendance at thenext meeting of the (British) Library Association. Atthat meeting, held in Edinburgh in 1927, ALA representatives joined with the Library Association in proposing the creation of an international librarycommittee. Acting on this proposal, delegates from14 nations, along with their British hosts, establishedthe International Library and Bibliographic Committee, which was charged with selecting a site andpreparing programs for an international library conference and with examining relationships betweenlibraries, library and bibliographic associations, andother similar agencies at the international level. At itsfirst plenary session, held in Rome in 1928, the committee developed a program for an international library conference to be convened in Venice in 1929.The International Federation of Library Associations officially came into being with the adoption ofstatutes of organization at the Venice conference, andthe International library and Bibliographic Committee became the governing body of !FLA. The committee changed its name to General Council in 1953.The council, which now holds sessions once a year,consists of representatives nominated by the memberassociations of the federation together with the mem-bers of the Executive Board (the president, six vicepresidents, and treasurer of the federation). Theseofficers are to be as representative as possible of allgeographic regions, library systems. hnd types oflibrarianship. The board considers proposals submitted by member associations and appoints specialcommittees to deal with matters of membership andfinance. An "enlarged board," now called the Consultative Committee, meets at least twice a year, at thebeginning and end of the General Council meeting.This committee consists of the members of theExecutive Board, the presidents and secretaries of allsections and committees, and a representative of eachregional group of member associations. Duties of theConsultative Committee include recommending newmembers of the Executive Board and evaluation ofthe professional activities of the federation.The substantive work of IF LA is currently concentrated in five sections with eight sub-sections, 12committees, and various other groups. The federationnow has ad hoc working groups on copyright, onpreservation, and for developing countries. It has consultative status with UNESCO and maintains jointworking groups for cooperation and executive-levelliaison with the Federation Internationale de Documentatio'. (HD) and the International Council onArchive( (ICA). Various joint working groups forcooperation are also maintained with the International Council of Scientific Unions Abstracting Board(tcsu/A8), the World Intellectual Property Organization (wiP0), the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), and many other international organizations.The IFLA sections and sub-sections deal mainlywith the advancement of national, university, parliamentary, administrative, public, and special libraries.The committees concentrate either on library problems and functions, such as cataloging, exchange ofpublications, mechanization, international lending,union catalogs, statistics, and standards, or on specialtypes of materials, such as official publications, serials, and rare books.The work of IFLA is reported in several general
publications as well as various specialized works. TheIFLA News, issued quarterly in the federation's fourofficial languages—English, French, German, andRussian—has been the official journal since 1962.However, by a decision of the Executive Board this isto be replaced by a new periodical entitled IFLAJournal, the first issue of which is expected to appearat the 40th meeting of the IFLA General Council inNovember 1974. Annual reports of the divisions andmembers of IFLA and abstracts of the proceedings ofthe federation's yearly meeting appear in the IFLAAnnual. This publication, fiat issued in 1969, superseded the Acres. which had recorded IFLA activitiesfrom 1928 through 1968. Another general publication is the annual IFLA Directory, listing officers andmembers together with their addresses and otherbasic information. IFLA Communications, reprintingselected papers given at General Council meetings,research reports, and other articles of general interest,is included in Libri: htternational Library Review.Membership in the International Federation ofLibrary Associations is of two types, full membershipand associate membership. Full membership is opento library associations and to national and international organizations with interests in the libraryworld. At present there are 14 international and 106national full-member associations. Their representatives have the right to attend and vote in the GeneralCouncil's sessions. Associate membership is open tolibraries, library schools, bibliographic institutes,information centers, and similar institutions. Delegates from groups having associate membership mayattend General Council meetings but may not vote.Sixteen international and 542 national institutionsare currently associate members of IFLA. Additionalinformation about membership is given in the generalinformation booklet IFLA and the Role of Libraries(available also in French), which can be obtainedfrom the Secretary General, IF LA Headquarters, PostOffice Box 9128, The Hague, Netherlands.The present size and makeup of the InternationalFederation of Library Associations is an indication ofone of the major current policy objectives of theorganization—true universality. Over 40 developingcountries are now represented, and the federation ispaying particular attention to their library problemsand needs, within the framework of its overall goals.The change in IFLA from its earlier Western European orientation toward a more truly global role isreflected in a second major policy objective—the promotion of a worldwide system for the exchange ofbibliographic information. Calling its program Universal Bibliographic Control (U BC), the federation isworking to develop the means whereby basic bibliographic data on all types of publications issued in allcountries can be made universally and promptly available in an internationally acceptable form. It servicesa world of ever-increasing complexity and interdependence where effective library and informationmanagement across national boundaries has becomeindispensable.The citations in this list are arranged with publications by IFLA preceding items about the federation—journal articles and parts of books. The citationsabout IFLA were selected either because of theircomprehensiveness and currency or for their historical value. Next are listed together items issued by andabout the council, sections, sub-sections, and committees. The sections, sub-sections, and committees aretitled and arranged according to the IFLA Directory,1974, as are publications by and about them. Thosewishing to examine the full range of materials aboutIFLA and its divisions are referred to Library Litera-ture.This bibliography does not list individual papersidentified as having been presented at annual meetings of the General Council and of the various IFLAdivisions. Papers given at annual IFLA meetings arecollected at clearinghouses around the world, fromwhich photocopies are available. The most recent listof these clearinghouses appeared in IFLA News no.47 (February 1974), p. 28. For the United States, theAmerican Library Association (50 East Huron Street,Chicago, III. 60611) has served as a clearinghouse forpapers given at conferences beginning with 1970.Individuals interested in obtaining copies of papersfrom earlier meetings should address their requests tothe secretary general of IFLA. For periodical articles,only the Library of Congress (D LC plus the classification number) is given as a location. AdditionalNorth American locations for these periodicals maybe found in the Union List of Serials (3d ed.) or NewSerial Titles. Citations for monographs that have beenfully cataloged include, besides the location symbolDLC, the Library of Congress classification numberand the symbols of other libraries in the UnitedStates and Canada that have reported ownerstip tothe National Union Catalog. These symbols areidentified in Symbols of American Libraries (Washington, Library of Congress, 1969) and in cumulations of the National Union Catalog and New SerialTitles.
INTLRN ATIONAL FEDERATION OF LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONSBurnett. Alfred D. Studies in comparative librarianship: three essays presented for the Sevensma Prize1971 by A. D. Burnett, R. K. Gupta, and S. Simsoya. With a foreword by Frank Francis. London.Published on behalf of IFLA by the Library AssoDLC (Z665.6927)ciation, 1973.95 p.Includes bibliographical references.Egger. Eugen. Etude sur la formation professionnelleet le statut des bibliothecaires de bibliotheques derecherches et des documentalistes: rapport final.NNCBerne, 1961. 19 p.At head of title: F.I.A.B.—F.I.D.Bibliography: p. 14-17.European Conference on the International Exchangeof Publications, Vienna, 1972. The internationalexchange of publications; proceedings. Edited byMaria J. Schilt man. Pullach/Miinchen, Verlag DokuDLC (Z690.E87 1972)mentation, 1973. 135 p.Sponsored by the International Federation ofLibrary Associations.English or French.Includes bibliographies.Fodor. Michael. The East: books in Western languages on Asian and Arabic countries. London,IF LA/FIAB for the UNESCO Orient-OccidentDLC (Z3001 .F6)Major Project, 1965. 107 p.MU; MoSWCover title: Books on the East.Title page, introduction, and text in English,French, and Spanish.IFLA Pre-Session Seminar for Developing Countries,Liverpool, 197!. International librarianship: surveys of recent developments in developing countries and in advanced librarianship submitted to the1971 IFLA Pre-Session Seminar for DevelopingCountries sponsored by Unesco, Liverpool CityLibraries, August 24-September I , 1971. Edited byGeorge Chandler. London, Library Association,DLC (Z721.12 1971)1972. 208 p.Includes bibliographies.International Conference on Cataloguing Principles,Paris, 1961.Chaplin. Arthur H. National usages for the entry of namesof persons; a survey. Provisional ed. London, OrganizingDLC (Z695.C43)Committee, I.C.C.P., 1963. 70 p.At head of title: International Conference on Cataloguing Principles (1.C.C.P.), 1961.Definitive ed., entitled Names of Persons: NationalUsages for Entry in Catalogues, is listed below in the seriesof International Manuals.Honore, Suzanne D. Liste internationale de formes opprouvees pour le catalogage des noms d'etats. Internationallist of approved forms for catalogue entries for names ofstates. Ed. provisoire. Paris. 1964. 53 p.DI.0 (2695.1.G4H6 1964)CU: DCU: ICU: 1U; KU: KyU:MdB.I MiU; NNC: RPB:CaBVaUAt head of title: Federation internationale des associations de bibliothecaires (F.I.A.B.). Conference internationale sur les principes de catalogage.English, French. German. and Spanish.International Conference on Catalogling Principles, Paris,1961. Bulletin. no. 1.6: Nov. 1958-Dec. 1959. new ser.,MiU1 Apr. 1960 In.p.1Prepared by the International Federation of LibraryAssociations' Working Group on Coordination of Cataloguing Principles.Nov. 1958-Dec. 1959 issued by the conference under itsearlier name: International Cataloguing Conference.International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,DLC1961. Newsletter. no.I Apr. 1965 London.CU; MiUIssued irregularly by the conference's Organizing Commince.International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,1961. Observers. Rev. list. 'Paris? 196171 5 p.DLC (Z672.153 1961k)International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,1961. Participants. Rev. list. [Paris? 196171 8 p.DLC (Z672.153 1961j)Ca00Ag; NNCInternational Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,1961. Preliminary official report. (London, 19611 18 p.DLC (Z672.I53 1961c)CLSU; NNC; Ca00AgSupplement. I 1961 I London 1DLC (Z672.153 1961 c Suppl.)Also published in the UNESCO Bulletin for Libraries.DLC (Z671.U5, v. 16)v. 16. Mar./Apr. 1962, p. 53-63.
International Conference un Cataloguing Principles, Paris,1961. Report. (Edited by A. H. Chaplin and DorothyAnderson) London 'Organizing Committee of the International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, NationalDLC (Z672.153 1961cd)Central Library) 1963. 293 p.CU; CoU; DeU; FU; Hi; In;KU; LU; MH; MdU; MnU; NN;NjR; OkU; Or U; P; U; CaOOPReprinted in 1969 in Hamden, Conn., by Archon Books(DLC, Z672.153 1961cd rev.) and in London by Bingley(DLC, Z672.153 1961cd rev. 2).International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,/96/. Statement of principles adopted by the International Conference on Cataloguing Principles. Paris, October1961. Annotated ed. with commentary and examples byA. H. Chaplin, assisted by Dorothy Anderson. Provisionaled. Sevenoaks. Kent, Distributed by IFLA Secretariat.DLC (Z695.1617 1961)1966. (1651 p.CU; CtW; GAT; 1U; laU; InU;MdU; MoSW; NICInternational Conference on Cataloguing Principles. Paris.196!. Statement of principles adopted at the International Conference on Cataloguing Princip'es, Paris, October, 1961. Annotated ed. with commentary and examplesby Eva Verona, assisted by (others. Definitive ed.1 London, IFLA Committee on Cataloguing, 1971. xviii, 119 p.DLC (Z694.157 1961)CU; CU-M; CtY; GAT; IEdS;KMK; MnU-L; MoU; N; NjR;OU; OYesA; TxUBibliography: p. x-xii.International Conference on Cataloguing Principles, Paris,1961. Working papers. In.p.1 International Federation ofLibrary Associations 119611 1 v. (various pagings)CLSU: DPU; KEmT; MdU; MiUInternational Federation of Library Associations. Council.Working Group on the Co-ordination of Cataloguing Princi pies. International Cataloguing Conference, preliminarymeeting, London, July 19th-25th, 1959; report. In.p.,DLC (2694.A15157 1959)19591 7 p.Minutes and agreements of the 1st-8th sessions. July20-22, 1959 (3 leaves), inserted at end.International Federation of Library Associations. Council.Working Group on the Coordination of Cataloguing Principles. International Cataloguing Conference preliminarymeeting; working paper's. n.p. 1959?) 15 no. in I v.DLC (Z695.1646)ciones de Ia ComisiOn Espanola de Catalogiciem a lasmismas."International Congress of Libraries and Bibliography,2d, Madrid, etc., 1935. Actas y trabajos del IICongreso Internacional de Bibliotecas y Bibliografia. Madrid-Barcelona, 20-30 de mayo de 1935.Madrid, Libreria de J. Barbazin, 1936.49.3 v. in 2.DLC (ZI 008.163)At head of title: Federaci6n Internacional deAsociaciones de Bibliotecarios. Asociacion de Bibliografos dc Espana.Contributions in Spanish, English, French, Ger.:man, or Italian.Includes bibliographies.Contents: 1-2. Actas y trabajos publicados por laAsociacion Nacional de Bibliotecarios, Archiveros yArqueologos en 1949 a requerimiento de Ia Federacion Internacional.--3. Bibliotecas populares.First World Congress of Libraries and Bibliography held Rome and Venice, 1929.International Congress of Libraries and Documentation Centres, 3d, Brussels, 1955. Congresinternational des bibliotheques et des centres dedocumentation, Bruxelles, 11.18 septembre 1955.International Congress of Libraries and Documentation Centres. La Haye, M. Nijhoff, 1955. 2 v. in 3.DLC (Z673.15845 1955)C; CtY; IU; LU; MH; MiU; NN;NcU; OC1W; OrU; ViU; CaBViP"Supplement" (p. [2131-225) inserted in v. 1.Contributions in English, French, German, Italian. or Spanish; some with summaries in English.Includes bibliographical references.Cosponsored by IFLA.Contents: v. 1. Rapports preliminaires.-v. 2A.Communications: Congres general. Troisieme Congres international des bibliotheques.-v. 2B. Communications: Quatrieme Congres international desbibliotheques musicales. Vingt-deuxiime Conference internationale de documentation.Pierrot. Roger. Liste internationale de vedettes uniformespour les classiques anonymes. International list of uniformheadings for anonymous classics. Ed. provisoire. Paris.DLC (7.695.1.A6P5 1964)1964. 120 p.ICU; Ky11; WU; ODWAt head of title: Federation internationale des associations de bibliothecaires (F.1.A.B.). Conference internationale sin les principes de catalogage.International Federation of library Associations.IFLA and the rolelibraries. The Hague, IFLASecretariat, 1974.37 p.A background document for UNESCO's Intergovernmental Conference on the Planning of National Documentation, Library and ArchivesInfrastructures.Poves Barcenas. Maria L. La Conferencia International sobrePrincipios de CatalogaeiOn: Paris, 9-18 de octubre 1961.Madrid. DirecciOn General de Archivos y Bibliotecas. 1962.52 p. (Anejos del Bolet in de Ia DirecciOn General de ArchiDLC (CD27.S6A3. no. 59)vos y Bibliotecas, no. 59)"Relacion de los autores y titulos de las ponencias, y unbreve resumen de su contenido, asi como de las contesta-International Federation of Library Associations.IFLA and the role of libraries. What the International Federation of library Associations is, does,and is planning to do. [The Hague, 19741 14 p.DLC (UCIO)Issued also in French (DLC, UCIO).
International Federation of Library Associations.IFLA annual. 1969 Copenhagen, ScandinavianDLC (Z673.15848)Library Center."Proceedings of the General Council. Annualreports."Supersedes the Acres of the International Federation of Library Associations Council.1972 published in Pullach bei Munchen by Verlag Dokumentation.International Federation of Library Associations.IFLA communications. Libri, international libraryreview and IFLA communications, v. 4, no. 1,DLC (Z671.L74)1953 Copenhagen.A separately published Index cumidatif des matieres (La Haye, M. Nijhoff, 1966. I1 p. DLC,2673.159, Index, sess. 1.29) includes references tothis section of Libri through 1964.International Federation of Library AssociationS.IFLA directory. The Hague. annual.DLC (Z673.158485)Supplemented in itsIFLA News.International Federation of Library Associations.IFLA journal.The first issue of this new quarterly, which willsupersede IFLA News, is to appear in November1974 for the 40th conference in Washington. It willbe published in Pullach/Miinchen by Verlag Dokumentation.International Federation of Library Associations.IFLA news. no. 1-49; 1962-Aug. 1974. [TheDLC (UCIO)Hague]CU; DNAL; laU;111; MH; NNC;WaU; CaBVaU; CaO0P; CaOWAEditions in English, French, German, and Russian.Title .varies: no. I-3,IFLA News Bulletin.Imprint varies.To be included in IFLA Journal.A microform edition covering 1962-73 issues isnow available from Xerox University Microfilms,Ann Arbor, Michigan.International Federation of Library Associations.International manuals. no. 1 1966 Individually catalogued and classified as shi-wn.no. I.Cockx, August. and G. Schuurmans Stekhoven. Telecodeand telex address book; telecode in 10 languages and international telex address book for libraries and documentation centres. 2d ed. With an introd. by L. 1. van der Wolk.ISevenoaks, Kent I IFLA/FIAB, 1966. 191 p.DLC (Z731 .C6)MdB1At head of title: IFLA-1ATUL.Introd. in English. French, Spanish, and Russian.Previous ed. published as International Teleprinter Codefor Libraries and Documentation Centers. by G. Schuurmans Stekhoven.Bibliography: p. 189-19Lno. 2.Chaplin, Arthur H., and Dorothy P. Anderson. Names ofpersons: national usages for entry in catalogues. Definitiveed. ISevenoaks, Kentl IFLA/FIAB, 1967.57 p.DLC (Z695.1.P4C5 1967)MdB1; NICFirst published in 1963 under title National Usages forthe Entry of Names of Persons.no. 3.Duprat, Gabrielle, Kseniia V. Liutova, and Marie L. Bossuat. Bibliographie des repertoires nationaux de periodiques en cours. ILondonl Federation internationale desassociations de bibliothecaires (IFLA/FIAB) [et' Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'iduution, la science et laculture (UNESCO), 1969. 141 p. Minuets bibliographiques de ['UNESCO, 12) (UNESCO. IDocumentlCOM.68/X1.13/F) DLC (AS4.U8A154, Com. 68/1X.13/1)MdBJ; NICno. 4.The International standardisation of library statistics; a progress report. La normalisation internationale des stallstiques relatives aux bibliotheques; etat des travaux.London, International Federation of Library Associations,International Organization for Standardization, 1968.DLC (Z672.1616)216 p.ICU; laU; LU-NO; MU; MdBJ;MeB; MiEM; MnU-L; N; NcU;OC; PPT; PRUReports of the IFLA/ISO conferences at Paris, 1967. andThe Hague, 1966, edited by K. A. Mallaber, Torben Nielsen. and F. W. Torrington.English and French.International Federation of Library Associations.Libraries in the world; a long-term programme forthe International Federation of Library Associations. The Hague, M. Nijhoff, 1963. 62 p.DLC (Z665.I6)CU; CoFS; CtY; ICU; InU;MH; MdU; MiU; MoU; N;NbU; NjR; Orli; RPB; ViU;WU; CaOWA; CaQMMPublished also in German (DLC Z665.1615; WU)International Federation of Library Associations.Materialien der Tagung des Internationalen Verbandes der Bibliothekar-Vereine. Berlin.DLC (Z673.I5849)Translations of papers selected from the proceed.ings.See 30th, 31st, 34th, 35th, and 36th conferencesfor listings of individual volumes.
International Federation of Library Associations.Publications.seeInternational Federation of Libaray AssociationsCouncil Actes.International Federation of 'bury Associations.Repertoire des associations de bibliothecaires memhies de la Federation internationale. Repertoire ofthe librarN associations members of the InternaDLC (Z673.1585)tional Federation.C: Ili: MB: Mill: NN: Neu;NjP: Olt: I'ST: RPII: TxU:('aBVaU11.ed.1 Geneva. A. Kundig. 1931. 42 p.Called "ed. pi ovisoire."12. ed.I La [bye. M. Nnholf, 1935.6 2 p.13. cd.I la Ilaye. M. Nijhoff, 1938.90 p.14. ed.1 La Ilaye. M. Nijhoff, 1948.10.2 p.A Supplement (IS p.) was issued in 1950.[5. ed.1 la liaye. M. Nijholf, 1955. 104p.Cl: NNC16. ed.1 La Hap:. M. Nijhoff, 1961. I v. (loose-leaf)MdBJ: NNC[7 ed.] La Haye. M. Nijholf. 1963. I v. (loose-leaf)NRUInternational Federation of Library Associations.Statutes. In its IFLA directory. The Hague. anDLC (Z673.158485)nual.The 1973 directory carries the statutes asamended in 1967 (p. 73.75). The earliest versionnoted is that of 1929 published in the ALA Bulletin, v. 23, Dec. 1929. p. 768.769 (DU'.Z673.A5118. v. 23).Mezinirodit i symposium o evropskj/ch kit iliovnickjichsystemech. Prague. 1972. Mezinlirodni symposiumo evropskjich kniliovnickStch systernech. 'International symposium of European library sysienisl27.11-2.12.1972, Praha. Konferena i material.Praha. Sunni knihuvnr esR 119721 330 p.DLC (Z789.M49 1972)Ileld under the auspices of IFLA.Czech ur Slovak: some contributions are translated front various languages.Includes bibliographical references.A Final Report (1973. 24 p.) was issued inEnglish.ABOUT IFLACarter. Edward. International organization in librarianship and documentation: an examination ofexisting international nongovernmental organizations with particular references to the InternationalFederation of Library Associations and the International Federation lot Documentation. Made for theCouncil on labial) Resources. Washington. Washington. Council on Library Resources. 1958. 59 I.DLC (Z672.C37)Documentation centres of !FLA. In InternationalFederation of Library Associations. IFLA news, no.Ulf I LICIO)32, Apr. 1970: 3.In InternationalFID/IFLA liaison committee.Federatam of Library Associations. IFLA news.DI.(' ILICIO)no. 40, May 1972: 13.Fang. Josephine R. and Alice 11. Songe. The International Federation of Library Associations. Library journal. v. 98. Nov. 15, 1973: 3351.3353.DLC (267I.L7. v. 98)- References": p. 3353.Fang. Josephine R. and Alice H. Songe. International Federation of Library Associations. In theirHandbook of national and international libraryassociations. Prelim. ed. Chicago. American LibraryDLC (7.673.AI F3)Association. 1973. p. 25-29.Bibliography: p. 28.29.Gelderblom, Gerund. Geschichte und Organisationder IFLA. 13iicherei und Bildung, 20. Jahrg. Juli/DLC (Z67I .B745, v. 20)Aug. 1968: 421-430.IFLA-FIAB constitution and statutes. Libri. v. 13.DLC (Z673.L74. 13)no. 3/4. 1964: 312-315.Proposed changes.Latest statutes appear in annual !17.A Directory.International Meeting of Cataloguing Experts, Copenhagen.1969. Report. Libri. v. 20. no. 1/2, 1970:DLC (Z671 .L74. v. 20)1(1(1-132.Liehaers, Herman. The International Federation ofLibrary Associations, activities for 1971. In TheBowker annual of library & book trade informa-
lion. 17th ed.: 1972. New Yolk, R. R. Bowker.DLC (Z731.A47. 1972)p. 445.448.Adapted from Dr. Liebaers' presidential address.given at the IFLA conference. Liverpool. October1971.Liebaers, Herman. The International Federation ofLibrary Associations lactivities during 1972/731 InThe Bowker annual of library & book trade incur'nation. 19th ed.; 1974. New York, R. R. BowkerDLC (7.73 I .A47, 1974)Co. p. 345.350,Adapted Flom Dr. Liebaers' opening address,given at the IRA conference, Grenoble. AugustSeptember 1073.%la, Rudolf. On the origin of the internationalorganisation of librarians (IFLA): the Congress oflabiarians in Pt ague. 1926. Libri, v. 20. no. 3.DLC (7.673.1.74, v. 20)1970: 222-224.Mat ks, Erwin. 1)er Internationale Verband der Bibliothekar-Vei eine. Dokumente, Materialien. Obersichien. Berlin, Deutscher Bibliotheksverband,DLC (2073.1592M37)1971. 39 p.Bibliography: p. 39.Mohrhardt, Foster E. International hook year:report of the IF LA ad hoc committee. In International Federation of Library Associations. IFLADLC (UCIO)news. no. 43, Mar. 1973: I I -1 2.Morsch, Lucile M. Promoting library intereststhroughout the world. ALA bulletin, v. 51, Sept.DLC (Z673.A5B8, v. 51)1457: 579.584.Moscow. VsesoilinaPa gosudarstvennail hibliotekainostrannoi literatury. MezlidunarodnaZ federaRiai hibliotechitykli assogiat-.4i1; spravka. 'International Federation of Library Associati
mittee developed a program for an international li-brary conference to be convened in Venice in 1929. The International Federation of Library Associa-tions officially came into being with the adoption of statutes of organization at the Venice conference, and the International library and Bibliographic Comm
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Dr. Sunita Bharatwal** Dr. Pawan Garga*** Abstract Customer satisfaction is derived from thè functionalities and values, a product or Service can provide. The current study aims to segregate thè dimensions of ordine Service quality and gather insights on its impact on web shopping. The trends of purchases have
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Le genou de Lucy. Odile Jacob. 1999. Coppens Y. Pré-textes. L’homme préhistorique en morceaux. Eds Odile Jacob. 2011. Costentin J., Delaveau P. Café, thé, chocolat, les bons effets sur le cerveau et pour le corps. Editions Odile Jacob. 2010. Crawford M., Marsh D. The driving force : food in human evolution and the future.
Le genou de Lucy. Odile Jacob. 1999. Coppens Y. Pré-textes. L’homme préhistorique en morceaux. Eds Odile Jacob. 2011. Costentin J., Delaveau P. Café, thé, chocolat, les bons effets sur le cerveau et pour le corps. Editions Odile Jacob. 2010. 3 Crawford M., Marsh D. The driving force : food in human evolution and the future.
