دانلود کتاب Retrospective cataloguing in Europe: 15th to 19th century printed materials. Proceedings of the International Conference, Munich 28th–30th November 1990

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Contents\nPreface\nWelcome Address\nOpening Address\nAddress given at the government reception on the occasion of the International Conference on Retrospective Cataloguing in Europe at the former Royal Residence in Munich on the 28th of November 1990\nLanguage barriers in data exchange\nI. Country reports on retrospective cataloguing\nState of the art of retrospective cataloguing in Germany\nCountry reports on retrospective cataloguing: United Kingdom, English speaking Europe, North America and Overseas\nRetrospective cataloguing: The Netherlands\nRetrospective conversion in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris\nThe latest retrospective conversion projects in Italy\nRetrospective conversion in Portugal: a brief report\nSituation in Spain: experiences, problems and some solutions\nRetrospective cataloguing in Belgium: a brief statement\nCountry report on retrospective cataloguing: Denmark\nNorway: status report on retrospective cataloguing\nRetrospective bibliography: the eighteenth century. The Swedish scene\nRetrospective cataloguing and catalogue conversion in Finland: books printed before 1900\nThe Russian Book Union Catalogue of the 19th century (first quarter): problems of retrospective conversion\nThe Russian Book Union Catalogue of the 19th century (1826-1900): methods of realisation\nII. From principles to practice\nISTC - a summary\nGesamtkatalog der Wiegendrucke and ISTC\nThe STCN: principles and practice\nEnglish STC’s\nRetrospective Conversion in German Libraries sponsored by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)\nRetrospective catalogues in process at the Bibliothèque Nationale\nThe English Short Title Catalogue: purpose, prospects, products\nPlanning for a VD17 project: estimates and prognosis\nCataloguing older books in the National Library of Scotland\nFile of Italian editions in 15th and 16th century (Girolamo Tiraboschi project)\nGeneral principles for an erudite data base of Italian editions in 15th and 16th century\nCatalogue of German books of the 17th century in the British Library\nGerman Short Title Catalogue 1701–1750\nRetrospective catalogue of Scandinavian books in the British Library\nNorth American Imprints Program\nRetrospective Conversion in the Bodleian Library\nAuthority files in early book cataloguing: their scope and role in European co-operation\nAccess and Availability\nObjectives\nResolutions\nList of Participants