Emerging Trends in Archival Science

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 13 noi 2017

Emerging Trends in Archival Science provides readers with an excellent overview of the variety and scope of current scholarly thinking in archival science. It examines how people create, manage, and interact with records, and how the next generation of archivists can best be equipped to handle the recordkeeping challenges of the 21st century.

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Karen F. Gracy is an associate professor in the School of Information at Kent State University. Her scholarly interests span cultural heritage stewardship, which encompasses preservation and conservation processes and practices; digital curation activities that consider the roles of heritage professionals and users in the lifecycle of objects and records; and knowledge representation activities such as definitions of knowledge domains, development of standards for description, and application of new technologies to improve access to cultural heritage objects.

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Chapter 1: Evidence and Exigency: Reconstructing and Reconciling Records for Life After Conflict, Anne J. Gilliland Chapter 2: A Case Study in Access to the Archival Records of the Military Courts of the Former Yugoslavia, Aida koro Babi¿ Chapter 3: On ¿Monstrous¿ Subjects and Human Rights Documentation, Mario Ramirez Chapter 4: Archiving the Ephemeral Experience, Jennifer Jenkins Chapter 5: Insights from Archivists to Educate for Advocacy, Sarah Buchanan Chapter 6: Using Scenario Planning and Personas as an Aid to Reducing Uncertainty About Future Users, Erik A.M. Borglunda & Lena-Maria Öberg