Library Policy for Preservation and Conservation in the European Community
Principles, Practices and the Contribution of New Information Technologies
Alexander Wilson
Frontmatter — PREFACE — CONTENTS — ABSTRACT — 1. INTRODUCTION — 2. SETTING THE SCENE — 3. MOVING TOWARDS ACTION — 4. COOPERATIVE AND LARGE-SCALE SOLUTIONS — 5. MASS FORMAT CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES — 6. MICROGRAPHIC MEDIA — 7. MICROFORM PRESERVATION PROGRAMMES — 8. OPTICAL MEDIA — 9. LIBRARY ARCHIVAL AND PUBLISHING APPLICATIONS OF OPTICAL MEDIA — 10. MASS DEACIDIFICATION AND BULK PAPER STRENGTHENING — 11. PERMANENT PAPER — 12. THE PRESERVATION OF NON-BOOK MATERIALS — 13. EDUCATION TRAINING AND AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS — THE UNESCO/IFLA/ICA ENQUIRY — POLICIES AND DEVELOPMENTS IN EEC COUNTRIES — FRANCE — ITALY — UNITED KINGDOM — WEST GERMANY — BELGIUM — DENMARK — IRELAND — LUXEMBOURG — THE NETHERLANDS — PORTUGAL — CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS — REFERENCES — Preservation microfilming and microform publications. Some bibliographical references
