Information Processing and Management, Volume 32

Volume 32, Number 1, January 1996

• W. Boyd Rayward:
  The History and Historiography of Information Science: Some Reflections. 3-17
  
• C. Burke:
  A Rough Road to the Information Highway. Project INTREX: A View from the CLR Archives. 19-32
  
• T. B. Hahn:
  Pioneers of the Online Age. 33-48
  
• Geoffrey C. Bowker:
  The History of Information Infrastructures: The Case of the International Classification of Diseases. 49-61
  
• Michael K. Buckland:
  Documentation, Information Science, and Library Science in the USA. 63-76
  
• P. S. Richards:
  Scientific Information for Stalin's Laboratories 1945-1953. 77-88
  

• Myke Gluck:
  Exploring the Relationship between User Satisfaction and Relevance in Information Systems. 89-104
  
• Kevin C. O'Kane:
  Generating Hierarchical Document Indices from Common Denominators in Large Document Collections. 105-115
  

Volume 32, Number 2, March 1996

• Gerard Salton, James Allan, Amit Singhal:
  Automatic Text Decomposition and Structuring. 127-138
  
• K. J. Aldous:
  A System for the Automatic Retrieval of Information from a Specialist Database. 139-154
  
• Jacques Savoy:
  An Extended Vector-Processing Scheme for Searching Information in Hypertext Systems. 155-170
  
• Bel G. Raggad:
  Expert System Quality Control. 171-183
  
• Robert M. Losee:
  Learning Syntactic Rules and Tags with Genetic Algorithms for Information Retrieval and Filtering: An Empirical Basis for Grammatical Rules. 185-197
  
• Ari Pirkola, Kalervo Järvelin:
  The Effect of Anaphor and Ellipsis Resolution on Proximity Searching in a Text Database. 199-216
  
• John M. Budd, D. Raber:
  Discourse Analysis: Method and Application in the Study of Information. 217-226
  
• L. Tyne, L. Suh-Yin, Y. Wei-Pang:
  Optimal Weight Assignment for a Chinese Signature File. 227-237
  
• Zhengxin Chen:
  Role-Limiting Methods for Automated Knowledge Acquisition: A Problem-Solving Perspective. 239-245
  
• M. E. D. Koenig, T. D. Wilson:
  Productivity Growth: The Take-Off Point. 247-254
  

Volume 32, Number 3, May 1996

• Catherine M. Burns, Kim J. Vicente:
  Judgements About the Value and Cost of Human Factors Information in Design. 259-271
  
• Peter Wallis, James A. Thom:
  Relevance Judgments for Assessing Recall. 273-286
  
• Nadia Bianchi, Piero Mussio, Marco Padula, Giuliana Rubbia Rinaldi:
  Multimedia Document Management: An Anthropocentric Approach. 287-304
  
• S. Laine-Cruzel, Thierry Lafouge, J. P. Lardy, N. B. Abdallah:
  Improving Information Retrieval by Combining User Profile and Document Segmentation. 305-315
  
• Kazem Taghva, Julie Borsack, Allen Condit:
  Effects of OCR Errors on Ranking and Feedback Using the Vector Space Model. 317-327
  
• R. E. Story:
  An Explanation of the Effectiveness of Latent Semantic Indexing by Means of a Bayesian Regression Model. 329-344
  
• Prashant C. Palvia, Balaji Rajagopalan, Anil Kumar, Ned Kumar:
  Key Information Systems Issues: An Analysis of MIS Publications. 345-355
  
• K. Mee-Jean:
  A Comparative Analysis of the Information Sectors of South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan. 357-371
  
• Valery I. Frants, Jacob Shapiro, Vladimir G. Voiskunskii:
  Development of IR Systems: New Direction. 373-386
  

Volume 32, Number 4, July 1996

• Karen Sparck Jones, Gareth J. F. Jones, J. T. Foote, Steve J. Young:
  Experiments in Spoken Document Retrieval. 399-417
  
• H. Park:
  Inferential Representation of Science Documents. 419-429
  
• Padmini Srinivasan:
  Query Expansion and MEDLINE. 431-443
  
• Christian Jacquemin:
  What is the Tree that we see Through the Window: A Linguistic Approach to Windowing and Term Variation. 445-458
  
• Maristella Agosti, Fabio Crestani, Massimo Melucci:
  Design and Implementation of a Tool for the Automatic Construction of Hypertexts for Information Retrieval. 459-476
  
• T. Liang:
  The Basic Entity Model: A Theoretical Model of Information Processing, Decision Making and Information Systems. 477-487
  
• Frank Havemann:
  Changing Publication Behaviour of East and Central European Scientists and the Impact of Their Papers. 489-496
  
• Thomas J. Froehlich:
  Ethics of Information Management. 497-498
  
• Kenneth G. Madden: Public Access to the Internet. 498-499
• T. Kellam: Artificial Minds. 499-500
• M. Nouzovska: Information for a New Age: Redefining the Librarian. 500-501
• Valerie Florance:
  User Education in Health Sciences Libraries - A Reader. 501-502
  

Volume 32, Number 5, September 1996

• Padmini Srinivasan:
  Optimal Document-Indexing Vocabulary for MEDLINE. 503-514
  
• W. John Wilbur:
  Human Subjectivity and Performance Limits in Document Retrieval. 515-527
  
• Dietmar Wolfram, A. Volz, Alexandra Dimitroff:
  The Effect of Linkage Structure on Retrieval Performance in a Hypertext-Based Bibliographic Retrieval System. 529-541
  
• Young C. Park, Key-Sun Choi:
  Automatic Thesaurus Construction Using Bayesian Networks. 543-553
  
• H. Snyder, D. Kurtze:
  Chaotic Behavior in Computer Mediated Network Communication. 555-562
  
• Leo Egghe, Ronald Rousseau:
  Modelling Multi-Relational Data with Special Attention to the Average Number of Collaborators as a Variable in Informetric Distributions. 563-571
  
• Hussain Sabri Shakir, Makoto Nagao:
  Context-Sensitive Processing of Semantic Queries in an Image Database System. 573-600
  
• James Y. L. Thong, Chee-Sing Yap:
  Information Systems Effectiveness: A User Satisfaction Approach. 601-610
  
• Roy Rada, Zhengjie Liu, Anthony G. Deakin:
  Towards Effective Support for Research Group Management: The Hypotheses Papers Database. 611-618
  
• Amit Singhal, Gerard Salton, Mandar Mitra, Chris Buckley:
  Document Length Normalization. 619-633
  
• Karen Sparck Jones:
  Patterns in the Mind: Language and Human Nature. 639-640
  
• C. Cole: The Universal Turing Machine: A Half-Century Survey. 640-641
• Dietmar Wolfram:
  The Impact of Emerging Technologies on Reference Service and Bibliographic Instruction. 641-642
  
• S. Byron: Public Access Systems: Bringing Computer Power to the People. 641
• Abby Goodrum: A Guide to Image Processing and Picture Management. 642-643
• H. Julien: The Future of Information Services. 643-644
• J. R. Miller: Learning Networks. 643
• R. Lamb:
  Of Bicycles, Bakelites, and Bulbs: Toward a Theory of Sociotechnical Change. 644-646
  

Volume 32, Number 6, November 1996

• Anthony Tomasic, Hector Garcia-Molina:
  Performance Issues in Distributed Shared-Nothing Information-Retrieval Systems. 647-665
  
• Ulrich Pfeifer, Thomas Poersch, Norbert Fuhr:
  Retrieval Effectiveness of Proper Name Search Methods. 667-679
  
• Amanda Spink, Abby Goodrum:
  A Study of Search Intermediary Working Notes: Implications for IR System Design. 681-695
  
• Marcia J. Bates:
  Document Familiarity, Relevance, and Bradford's Law: the Getty Online Searching Project Report Number 5. 697-707
  
• C. Cole, L. Kennedy, S. Carter:
  The Optimization of Online Searches Through the Labelling of a Dynamic, Situation-Dependent Information Need: the Reference Interview and Online Searching for Undergraduates Doing a Social-Science Assignment. 709-717
  
• Karen M. Drabenstott, Marjorie S. Weller:
  The Exact-Display Approach for Online Catalog Subject Searching. 719-745
  
• Robert M. Losee:
  Text Windows and Phrases Differing by Discipline, Location in Document, and Syntactic Structure. 747-767
  
• David Dubin:
  MultiMedia and Imaging Databases. 769-770
  
• William E. Moen:
  Standards Policy for Information Infrastructure. 770-771
  
• Stephanie W. Haas: Construal. 771-772
• Corinne L. Jörgensen:
  Contextual Media: Multimedia and Interpretation. 772-775
  

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