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Brooks, Clifford J. – 1997
A study investigated the way in which the field of bilingual education was represented in general periodical literature over an eight-year period (1988-1996). Content analysis methods were used to identify the percentages of negative, positive, and neutral abstracts found under the subject heading of "bilingual education" in the "Reader's Guide…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Bibliographic Records, Bilingual Education, Citation Analysis
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Irving, Richard – RQ, 1983
The nature of criminal justice as a discipline and types of statistics it requires are discussed. Also included are descriptions of bibliographic sources of criminal justice statistics literature (criticizing methods used in gathering and presenting data and reporting statistics) and reference sources to primary sources of statistics. Sixteen…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Annotated Bibliographies, Indexes, Information Sources
Tegler, Patricia – Drexel Library Quarterly, 1979
This article reviews research about the indexes and abstracts, surveys the major secondary services in librarianship, and relates weaknesses in the services to problems in the profession itself. It recommends that the present system be retained until further research explores information needs and usage. (Author/RAA)
Descriptors: Abstracts, Bibliographies, Cataloging, Indexes
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Larson, Signe E. – Library Trends, 1983
Describes reference and information services which special libraries may provide in serving clientele, including information services, bibliographic services, online search services, document delivery services, indexing services, abstracting services, publishing and alerting services, translation services, newspaper clipping services, and records…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Archives, Indexes, Information Needs
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Wepsiec, Jan – Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian, 1982
Describes secondary information services for sociological literature in English, French, and German, pointing out gaps and overlapping of contents. Results of studies on users' needs, steps taken by international organizations toward expanding a database of references, and three models for such integrated services are outlined. Sixty-nine…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Global Approach, Indexes, Information Services