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crl-14062	American Library Association, 	Abstracts; Other Publications of Interest	1984	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5617	702	68	Sections cover: (1) the history and or- ganization of moving image archives; (2) ap- praisal or selection standards for motion pic- tures and their acceptance in archival theory; (3) categorization of archival moving images by provenance, function, and form; (4) moving image appraisal policies and practices recom- mended by UNESCO and those utilized in the United States, Czechoslovakia, the USSR, Ar- gentina, Malaysia, Canada, and West Ger- many; (5) the relationship of records manage- ment and the appraisal of moving images; and (6) the appraisal of documentation related to the moving images; e.g., production files and critical reviews. Papers on library acquisitions, cooperative collection development, and the international exchange of publications that were presented at the 1983 International Federation of Library As- sociations (IFLA) conference, include: (1) Ac- quisition of South Asian Materials for the Li- braries of North America and Europe: Problems, Prospects, and Perspectives, an outline by Sharad Karkhanis (United States) of difficulties in and recornmendatiQns for the ac- quisition of South Asian materials, which in- cludes lists of relevant bibliographies, book re- view journals, and book suppliers; (2) Cooperative Collection Development in the U.S.A.: The Example of Colorado by Geri Schmidt (United States); (3) The Collection Bibliographic Control and Accessibility of Grey Literature, 11 in which D. N. Wood (United Kingdom) describes national, international, November 1984 and commercial ~ystems developed to improve access to literature not available through nor- mal bookselling channels; (4) International Exchange of Publications in the Library and In- formation System of the Chinese Academy of Sciences by Zhai Zongshu (China); (5) Present Problems in Foreign Literature Acqui- sition for Research Libraries in the Federal Re- public of Germany, a discussion by Dieter Oertel (West Germany) of budget limitations and cancellations of orders in German univer- sity libraries; and (6) Study on the Problem of the In-Service Training of Acquisitions and Ex- change Staff in Libraries: Professional Require- ments, Training Problems by Boris P. Kanevsky (USSR).	cache/crl-14062.pdf	txt/crl-14062.txt