Library Trends, Volume 43

Volume 43, Number 1, Summer 1994

• Keith M. Cottam: Directors of Large Libraries: Roles, Functions, and Activities.
• Herman L. Totten, Ronald L. Keys: The Road to Success.
• Dana C. Rooks: Terms for Academic Library Directors.
• Richard T. Sweeney: Leadership in the Post-Hierarchical Library.
• David Henington: Public Library Directors: Hierarchical Roles and Proximity to Power.
• Rebecca T. Lenzini, Bonnie Juergens: Mission-Oriented Management: Librarian-Trained Directors in Nonlibrary Settings.
• Roberta L. Pitts: A Generalist in the Age of Specialists: A Profile of the One-Person Library Director.
• Joanne R. Euster, Eric Solomon: In Praise of Acting and Permanent Library Directors and Their Symbiosis: A Dialogue.

Volume 43, Number 2, Fall 1994

• F. W. Lancaster, Jane Loescher: The Corporate Library and Issues Management.
• Jerry P. Miller: The Relationship Between Organizational Culture and Environmental Scanning: A Case Study.
• Ethel Auster, Chun Wei Choo: CEOs, Information, and Decision Making: Scanning the Environment for Strategic Advantage.
• Bonnie Hohhof: Developing Information Systems for Competitive Intelligence Support.
• Elisabeth Davenport, Blaise Cronin: Competitive Intelligence and Social Advantage.
• Jerry P. Miller: Educational Programs for Intelligence Professionals.
• Thomas D. Walker: The Literature of Competitive Intelligence.

Volume 43, Number 3, Winter 1995

• Darlene E. Weingand: Preparing for the New Millenium: The Case for Using Marketing Strategies.
• Diane Tobin Johnson: Focus on the Library Customer: Revelation, Revolution, or Redundancy?.
• Laura Cram: The Marketing Audit: Baseline for Action.
• John V. Nichols: Using Future Trends to Inform Planning/Marketing.
• Martha E. Catt: The Olympic Training Field for Planning Quality Library Services.
• Mary C. Bushing: The Library's Products and Excellence.
• Darlene E. Weingand: What Do Products/Services Cost? How Do We Know?.
• Kenneth E. Dowlin: Distribution in an Electronic Environment...
• Kelly Krieg-Sigman: Kissing in the Dark: Promoting and Communicating in a Public Library Setting.
• Peter G. Hamon: Marketing and the Political Environment.
• Duncan Smith: Practice as a Marketing Tool.
• Barbara Dimick: Marketing Youth Services.
• Janet E. Powers: Marketing in the Special Library Environment.
• Linda M. Gorcels: Trends in Marketing Services.

Volume 43, Number 4, Spring 1995

• F. W. Lancester: Introduction to the Special Issue on Networked Scholary Publishing. 515-517
• F. W. Lancester:
  The Evolution of Electronic Publishing. 518-527
  
• Thomas B. Hickey:
  Present and Future Capabilities of the Online Journal. 528-543
  
• Ann Peterson Bishop:
  Scholary Journals on the Net: A Reader's Assessment. 544-570
  
• Carol Tenopir:
  Authors and Readers: The Keys to Success of Failure for Electronic Publishing. 571-591
  
• Teresa M. Harrison, Timothy D. Stephen:
  The Electronic Journals as the Heart of an Online Scholary Community. 594-608
  
• Kenneth Arnold:
  Virtual Transformations: The Evolution of Publication Media. 609-626
  
• Stuart Weibel:
  The World Wide Web and Emerging Internet Resource Discovery Standards for Scholary Literature. 627-644
  
• Bryce Allen:
  Academic Information Services: A Library Management Perspective. 645-662
  
• Gay N. Dannelly:
  Resource Sharing in the Electronic Era: Potentials and Paradoxes. 663-678
  
• Laura N. Gasaway:
  Scholary Publication and Copyright in Networked Electronic Publishing. 679-700
  
• Maynard Brichford, William Maher:
  Archival Issues in Network Electronic Publications. 701-712
  
• Donald W. King, José-Marie Griffiths:
  Economic Issues Concerning Electronic Publishing and Distribution of Scholary Articles. 713-740
  
• F. W. Lancester:
  Attitudes in Academia Toward Feasibility and Desirability of Networked Scholary Publishing. 741-752