Information Research, Volume 24

Volume 24, Number 1, 2019

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Special supplement: Proceedings of ISIC: the information behaviour conference, Krakow, Poland, 9-11 October, 2018: Part 2.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Vanja Ida Erculj, Ales Ziberna, Vislava Globevnik Velikonja:
  Exploring online social support among infertility treatment patients: a text-mining approach.
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  Andrej Miklosik, Nina Evans, Stefan Zak, Julia Lipianska:
  A framework for constructing optimisation models to increase the visibility of organizations' information in search engines.
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  Katie Wilson, Cameron Neylon, Lucy Montgomery, Chun-Kai (Karl) Huang:
  Access to academic libraries: an indicator of openness?
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  J. David Johnson:
  Network analysis approaches to collaborative information seeking in inter-professional health care teams.
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  Shengli Wu, Zhongmin Zhang, Chunlin Xu:
  Evaluating the effectiveness of Web search engines on results diversification.
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  Gerd Berget, Frode Eika Sandnes:
  Why textual search interfaces fail: a study of cognitive skills needed to construct successful queries.
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  Sophie A. Rutter, Paul D. Clough, Elaine G. Toms:
  Using classroom talk to understand children's search processes for tasks with different goals.

Reviews

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Bainbridge, William Sims. Family history digital libraries.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Beach, Dennis. Structural injustices in Swedish education: Academic selection and educational inequalities. London: Palgrave Mcmillan, 2018.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Chapman, Jane, Hoyles, Anna, Kerr, Andrew and Sherif, Adam. Comics and the World Wars: a cultural record. Basingstoke: Palgrave Mcmillan, 2015.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Clark, David D. Designing an Internet. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2018.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Cortada, James W. Information and the modern corporation. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2011.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Davenport, Thomas H. The AI advantage: how to put the artificial intelligence revolution to work. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2018.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Eriksson, Maria, Fliescher, Rasmus, Johansson, Anna, Snickars, Pelle and Vonderau, Patrick. Spotify teardown: inside the black box of streaming music. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2018.
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  Nasrine Olson:
  Review of: Rayes, Ammar and Salam, Samer. Internet of things - from hype to reality: he road to digitization. Berlin: Springer, 2017.

Volume 24, Number 2, 2019

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.

Thematic issue: Archaeology and information research

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  Sarah A. Buchanan:
  The assemblage of repository and museum work in archaeological curation.
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  Marija Dalbello:
  Archaeological sensations in the archives of migration and the Ellis Island sensorium.
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  James A. Hodges:
  Comparing born-digital artefacts using bibliographical archeology: a survey of Timothy Leary's published software (1985-1996).
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  Isto Huvila:
  Learning to work between information infrastructures.
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  Justin P. Williams, Rachel D. Williams:
  Information science and North American archaeology: examining the potential for collaboration.
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  Elizabeth Yakel, Ixchel M. Faniel, Zachary J. Maiorana:
  Virtuous and vicious circles in the data life-cycle.

Regular papers

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  Reijo Savolainen:
  Dialogical-information-interaction in diabetes-related online discussion.
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  Tesfahun Melese Yilma, Anushia Inthiran, Daniel Reidpath, Sylvester Olubolu Orimaye:
  Context-based interactive health information searching.
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  Rabia Irfan, Sharifullah Khan, Muhammad Azeem Abbas, Asad Ali Shah:
  Determining influential factors and challenges in automatic taxonomy generation: a systematic literature review of techniques 1999-2016.
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  JungWon Yoon, Loni Hagen, James E. Andrews, Ryan Scharf, Thomas E. Keller, EunKyung Chung:
  On the use of multimedia in Twitter health communication: analysis of tweets regarding the Zika virus.
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  Faye Miller, Kate Davis, Helen Partridge:
  Everyday life information experiences in Twitter: a grounded theory.
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  Natascha Helena Franz Hoppen, Renato Levin-Borges, Moisés Rockembach:
  Ethical issues in today's information society from a Spinoza perspective.
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  Wee-Kheng Tan, Ping-Chen Kuo:
  The consequences of online information overload confusion in tourism.
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  Sille Obelitz Søe:
  A Floridian dilemma. Semantic information and truth.
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  Ágústa Pálsdóttir:
  Advantages and disadvantages of printed and electronic study material: perspectives of university students.

Reviews

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Byström, Katriina, Heinström, Jannica and Ruthven, Ian. (Eds.). Information at work: information management in the workplace.. London: Facet publishing, 2019.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Healy, Kieran. Data visualization: a practical introduction. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2019.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Jack, Belinda. Reading: a very short introduction.. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Loukissas, Yanni Alexander. All data are local. Thinking critically in a data-driven society.. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2019.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: McNicol, Sarah and Brewster, Liz. Bibliotherapy. London: Facet, 2018.

Volume 24, Number 3, 2019

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Hue Thi Pham:
  The application of structuration theory in studying collaboration between librarians and academic staff in universities in Australia and Vietnam.
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  Jannatul Fardous, Jia Tina Du, Preben Hansen:
  Collaborative information seeking during leisure travelling: triggers and social media usage.
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  Ulrika Centerwall, Jan Nolin:
  Using an infrastructure perspective to conceptualise the visibility of school libraries in Sweden.
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  Femke Vyncke, Leo Van Hove, Malaika Brengman:
  Cultural congruence of websites: conscious, unconscious or coincidental? The case of Honda Cars.
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  Alejandro Vesga Vinchira:
  Modelling the information practices of music fans living in Medellín, Colombia.
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  Hong Huang, Shek-Kam Tse, Samuel Kai-Wah Chu, Xiao-yun Xiao, Joseph Wai-ip Lam, Rex Hung-Wai Ng, Sau-Yan Hui:
  The correlation between out-of-school and in-school reading resources with primary school students' reading attainment.
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  Lala Hajibayova:
  Exploring individuals' patterns of personal information management practices: factors influencing the representation, organization and credibility assessment of information.
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  Tim Gorichanaz, Kiersten F. Latham:
  Contemplative aims for information.
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  Rebecca Giblin, Jenny Kennedy, Kimberlee Weatherall, Daniel Gilbert, Julian Thomas, François Petitjean:
  Available, but not accessible? Investigating publishers' e-lending licensing practices.
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  Rebecca Giblin, Jenny Kennedy, Charlotte Pelletier, Julian Thomas, Kimberlee Weatherall, François Petitjean:
  What can 100, 000 books tell us about the international public library e-lending landscape?

Reviews

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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Haider, Jutta and Sundin, Olof. Invisible search and online search engines: the ubiquity of search in everyday life. London, New York: Routledge, 2019.
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  Rachel Pierce:
  Review of: Losh, Elizabeth and Wernimont, Jacqueline (eds.) Bodies of information: intersectional feminism and digital humanities. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2018.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Maguire, Rachael Information rights for records managers. London: Facet Publishing, 2019.
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  Nasrine Olson:
  Review of: Risam, Roopika. New digital worlds: postcolonial digital humanities in theory, praxis, and pedagogy. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 2019.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Yeo, Geoffrey. Records, information and data: exploring the role of record-keeping in an information culture. London: Facet Publishing, 2018.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Theory in information behaviour research, edited by T.D. Wilson, is now available as an e-book, price $9.99, from Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, FNAC & the Apple iBookstore - accessed through the iBooks app. Read the review.

Volume 24, Number 4, 2019

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  T. D. Wilson:
  Editorial.
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  Lala Hajibayova:
  Guardians of the knowledge: relevant, irrelevant, or algorithmic?
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  Ander Erickson:
  The conversation as the answer: collective information seeking and knowledge construction on a social question and answer site.
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  Angel Francisco Villarejo Ramos, Begoña Peral-Peral, Jorge Arenas-Gaitán:
  Latent segmentation of older adults in the use of social networks and e-banking services.
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  Yehudit Shkolnisky Lieberman, Judit Bar-Ilan:
  Individual and collaborative information behaviour of Wikipedians in the context of their involvement with Hebrew Wikipedia.
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  Isaac K. Ohaji, Brenda Chawner, Pak Yoong:
  The role of a data librarian in academic and research libraries.
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  Ivett M. Aportela-Rodríguez, Ana R. Pacios:
  Science and technology parks and their relationships with university libraries.

Reviews

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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Gross, Alan G. The scientific sublime: popular science unravels the mysteries of the universe Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Iordanou, Ioanna. Venice's secret service: organizing intelligence in the Renaissance. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2019.
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  Elena Maceviciute:
  Review of: Laugesen, Amanda. Globalizing the library: librarians and development work, 1945-1970. London: Routledge.
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  Annemaree Lloyd, Alison Hicks:
  Review of: Ranger, Kim L. (Ed.) Informed learning applications: insights from research and practice. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Limited, 2019.
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  Rachel Pierce:
  Review of: Rossman, Megan (Director) and Cue, C. (Producer). The Archivettes: [A documentary film]. New York, NY: Hunter College, 2019.
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  T. D. Wilson:
  Review of: Smith, Brian Cantwell. The promise of artificial intelligence: reckoning and judgement. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2019.

Volume 24, Number Supplement 1, 2019

Proceedings of CoLIS: 10th International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science - University of Ljubljana, June 16-19, 2019 The discipline of LIS

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  Jenna Hartel:
  Turn, turn, turn.
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  Fidelia Ibekwe-Sanjuan, Tatjana Aparac-Jelusic, Ernest Abadal:
  The quest for umbrella terms in LIS: tracking the paternity of informatology and informatics.
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  Claudio Gnoli:
  Levels of information and LIS as a science of mentefacts.
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  Ryan Shaw:
  The missing profession: towards an institution of critical technical practice.
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  Dan Albertson:
  Comparing Twitter activity from different LIS conferences: current observations and future research directions.

Information behaviour

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  Jela Steinerová:
  The societal impact of information behaviour research on the information environment and library services.
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  Sally Irvine-Smith:
  Representation, mediation and agency: examining the role of the artefacts of decision-making.
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  Isto Huvila, Heidi P. K. Enwald, Noora Hirvonen, Kristina Eriksson-Backa:
  The concept of usefulness in library and information science research.
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  Pia Borlund, Nils Pharo:
  A need for information on information needs.
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  Muhaimin Karim, Gunilla Widén, Jannica Heinström:
  Influence of demographics and information literacy self-efficacy on information avoidance propensity among youth.
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  Anna Mierzecka, Jacek Wasilewski, Malgorzata Kisilowska:
  Cognitive authority, emotions and information quality evaluations.
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  Isto Huvila:
  Rethinking context in information research: bounded versus centred sets.

Information ethics

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  David Bawden, Lyn Robinson:
  "Essentially made of information." Concepts and implications of informational privacy.
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  Kathleen Burnett, Gary Burnett:
  Information domains, information ethics.

Search/knowledge management

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  Trond Aalberg, Kim Tallerås, David Massey:
  The impact of new bibliographic models on the search experience.
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  J. Tuomas Harviainen, Sanna Kumpulainen:
  Service design for information searches.
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  Urbano Reviglio:
  Towards a taxonomy of designing ethically for artificial serendipity in personalized information streams.
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  Maija-Leena Huotari, Sanna Tuomela, Teija Keränen, Anna Suorsa:
  Conceptualizing multidisciplinary interaction by Gadamerian play for creating transdisciplinary knowledge.

Institutions

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  Michael M. Widdersheim, Masanori Koizumi:
  Research foundations related to the public sphere and public libraries.
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  Ragnar Audunson, Hans-Christoph Hobohm, Máté Tóth:
  ALM in the public sphere: how do archivists, librarians and museum professionals conceive the respective roles of their institutions in the public sphere?
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  Andreas Vårheim, Roswitha Skare, Noah Lenstra:
  Institutional convergence in the LAM sector: a contribution towards a conceptual framework.

Knowledge organization

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  Deborah Lee:
  The classification of musical transformation: a conceptual approach to the knowledge organization of musical arrangements.
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  John M. Budd, Kristine N. Stewart:
  A phenomenological scheme for information organization.
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  Ronald Day, Robert D. Montoya:
  "What is (a) disease?" Disease as events and access to information.

Information literacy

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  Helena Hollis:
  Critical thinking and information literacy: different concepts, same conceptions.
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  Sonja Spiranec, Denis Kos, Michael George:
  Searching for critical dimensions in data literacy.
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  Jutta Haider, Olof Sundin:
  The materiality and fragmentation of facts in contemporary society: infrastructural meaning-making and new demands on information literacy.

Bibliometrics

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  Lucie Loubère, Fidelia Ibekwe:
  Appropriation of social sciences and humanities literature in the public arena.
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  Tove Faber Frandsen, Rasmus Højbjerg Jacobsen, Jeppe Nicolaisen, Jakob Ousager:
  Pressure to publish: a bibliometric study of PhD students (1993?2009).
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  Tzipi Cooper, Noa Aharony, Judit Bar-Ilan, Sharon Rabin Margalioth:
  Women in the academia: a bibliometric perspective.
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  Lai Ma:
  From metrics to representation: the flattened self in citation databases.

Embodiment

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  Michael Olsson, Joacim Hansson:
  Embodiment, information practices and documentation: a study of mid-life martial artists.
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  Hilary Yerbury, Simon Darcy, Nina Burridge:
  Accessing information: digital and social capital of students with disability.
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  Anna Suorsa, Teemu Suorsa, Rauli Svento:
  Embodied and dialogical nature of human beings shaping organizational knowledge creation. Developing scientific knowledge for a Virtual Power Plant.
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  Aira Huttunen, Lottamari Kähkönen, Heidi P. K. Enwald, Terttu A. K. Kortelainen:
  Embodied cognition and information experiences of transgender people.

Documents

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  Ola Pilerot, Hanna Maurin Söderholm:
  A conceptual framework for investigating documentary practices in pre-hospital emergency care.
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  Trine Schreiber:
  Examining documents as material manifestation of organisational practices.
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  Martin Nord:
  The ethics of documents in relationships: the United Church of Canada and its reconciliation documents.

Methodology

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  Sabina Cisek, Monika Krakowska:
  The diary method and analysis of student's mental representations of information spaces as the research approach in information behaviour research.
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  Eystein Gullbekk:
  What can we make of our interview data? From interdisciplinary to intradisciplinary research.

Information management

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  Frances V. C. Ryan, Hazel Hall, Peter Cruickshank, Alistair Lawson:
  Build, manage and evaluate: information practices and personal reputations on social media platforms.
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  Hana Marcetic, Maja Krtalic:
  Transformative power of information: managing your personal history and culture.

Library use and users

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  Joacim Hansson:
  Recognising the other through promotion of reading, collection development and communal collaboration. Rural public libraries in the far-north of Sweden and their relation to the indigenous Sámi population.
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  Leanne Bowler, Tom Akiva, Sharon Colvin, Annie McNamara:
  Facilitation in library makerspaces: a prototype for a professional development model.
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  Bo Skøtt:
  Newcomers at the library: a library perspective on the integration of new citizens.