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Approval plans and academic libraries : an interpretive survey / Kathleen McCullough, Edwin D. Posey, and Doyle C. Pickett

By: McCullough, Kathleen [author]Contributor(s): Posey, Edwin D [co-author] | Pickett, Doyle C [co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Phoenix, Arizona : Oryx Press, c1977Description: x, 154 pages ; 24 cmISBN: 091270005XSubject(s): ACADEMIC LIBRARIES | LIBRARY SURVEYSLOC classification: Z 689 .M33 1977

Contents:

Summary of Results -- Survey Results and Discussion -- Author's Responses -- Afterword.

Summary: Approval plans are an established method for the acquisition of books and have been made a part of many academic libraries' acquisitions programs. This study of approval plans was undertaken for two reasons: primarily, to try to determine the state of the art and degree of acceptance among academic libraries and, secondarily, to compare Purdue's experience with that reported by others. The investigators comprise an acquisitions librarian, an academic librarian, and a vendor's representative.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Annex	National University - Manila	General Education	Relegation Room	GC Z 689 .M33 1977 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Available		NULIB000005364

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Summary of Results -- Survey Results and Discussion -- Author's Responses -- Afterword.

Approval plans are an established method for the acquisition of books and have been made a part of many academic libraries' acquisitions programs. This study of approval plans was undertaken for two reasons: primarily, to try to determine the state of the art and degree of acceptance among academic libraries and, secondarily, to compare Purdue's experience with that reported by others.
The investigators comprise an acquisitions librarian, an academic librarian, and a vendor's representative.

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