Electronic Journal Management:  A Selected Bibliography
By James E. Manasco, University of Kentucky

Books:
Cole, Jim E. and Williams, James W., editors.  Serials management in the electronic era:  papers in honor of Peter Gellatly, founding editor of the Serials Librarian.  Binghamton:  Haworth Press, 1996.

Cook, Brian, editor.  The Electronic Journal:  The future of serials-based information.  Binghamton:  Haworth Press, 1993.

Gabriel, Michael R., editor.  A Guide to the Literature of Electronic Publishing, CD-ROM, Desktop publishing, & Electronic mail, Books, & Journals.  Stanford:  Jai Press, 1989.

Kibby, Peter and White, Martin S.  TFPL/Blackwell’s guide to electronic journal management.  London:  TFPL, LTD., 1999.

Owens, Genevieve S., editor.  Electronic resources, implications for collection management.  Binghamton:  Haworth Press, 1996.

Articles:
Allen, Barbara McFadden.  “The CIC-EJC as a model for management of Internet-accessible E-journals.”  Library Hi Tech, v.15 no.3-4 (1997), p.45-9.

Belbenoit-Avich, Pierre Marie.  “La gestion des periodiques electroniques en bibliotheque  universitaire” (“The Management of Electronic Journals in University Libraries”).  Bulletin des Biblioteques de France, v.42 no.6 (1997), p.56-61.

Brock, S. and Cox, A.  “Managing electronic journals-the ideal world versus reality.”  VINE, (2000), p. 61-.

Campfens,  Y.  “Subscription agents: the electronic intermediaries.”  Proceedings of the International Summer School on the Digital Library, (1999), p. 20/1.

Chen, Ching-Chih.  “How TULIP is implemented at MIT.”  Microcomputers for Information Management, v.12 no.1-2 (1995), p.113-20.

Collins, Tim.  “EBSCO’s plans for handling electronic journals and document delivery.”  Collection Management, v.20 no.3-4 (1996), p. 15-18.

Cooley, Elizabeth A. and Nilges, William.  “Integrating solutions: examining the collection management process using OCLC’s FirstSearch Electronic Collections service.”  Library Acquisitions, v.22 no.1 (Spring 1998), p. 97-102.

Delaine, V.  “Managing electronic journals over an intranet.”  Documentaliste-Sciences de I’Information’, v.37 (2000), p. 182-.

Dworaczek, Marian and Wiebe, Victor G.  “E-Journals: Acquisition and access.”  In: Management and organization of the acquisitions department, p. 105-21.  Haworth Press, 1994.

Gerhard, Kristin Heidi.  “Coordination and collaboration: a model for electronic resources management at Iowa State University.”  The Serials Librarian, v.33 no.3-4 (1998), p. 279-86.

Goodwin, Vania M.  “Serials management: the next generation.”  Library Collections Acquisitions and Technical Services, v.23 no.2 (Summer 1999), p.191-2.

Harker, Karen R.  “Order out of chaos: using a web database to manage access to electronic journals.”  Library Computing, v.18 no.1 (1999), p. 59-67.

Knudson, Frances L., et al.  “Creating electronic journal web pages from OPAC records.”  Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship, v.15 (Summer 1997).

Leathern, Cecilia.  “Issues in electronic jounals selection and management.”  Internet Reference Services Quarterly, v.3 no.3 (1998), p. 15-28.

MacEwan, Bonnie J. and Geffner, Mira.  “The Committee on Institutional Cooperation electronic journals collection (CIC-EJC): a new model for library management of scholarly journals published on the Internet.”  Public-Access Computer Systems Review  (Online), v.7 no.4 (1996), p.5-15.

McKay, S. C.  “Electronic journal management.”  In: Expanding expectations. IOLS ’97 Proceedings, (1997), p. 79-.

McKay, S. C.  “Partnering in a changing medium: the challenges of managing and delivering e-jounrnals: the subscription agent’s point of view.”  Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, v.22 (1998), p. 23-.

Meadows, A. J. “Can we really see where electronic journals are going?”  Library Management, v.18 no.3-4 (1997), p. 151-4.

Mouw, J.  “Changing roles in the electronic age-the library perspective.”  Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, v.22 (1998), p. 15-.

Naylor, Bernard and Geller, Marilyn.  “A prehistory of electronic journals; the EIES and BLEND projects (Electronic Information Exchange System and Birmingham and Loughborough Electronic Network Development.”  Advances in Serials Management, v.5 (1995), p. 27-47.

Nisonger, Thomas E.  “Electronic journal collection management issues.”  Collection Building, v.16 no.2 (1997), p. 58-65.

Price, D. J.  “Electronic resources on campus: a degree of Integration.”  INSPEL, v.31 (1997), p. 153-.

Schwarzwalder, Robert.  “Building the Sci/Tech Digital Library part 2:  filling the virtual shelves.”  Database, v.20 no.4 (Aug-Sep 1997), p. 89-93.

Stanley, Nancy Markle.  “The case for acquiring and accessing electronic journals in libraries.”  Collection Management, v.19 no.3-4 (1995), p. 29-34.

Tenopir, Carol and King, Donald W.  “Managing scientific journals in the digital era.”  Information Outlook, v.1 no.2 (Feb 1997), p.14-17.

Wasylenko, Lydia W.  “Optimizing end-user access to aggregations of full-text E-journals: highlights of the ALCTS CCS Catalog Management Discussion Group program.”  Library Collections Acquisitions and Technical Services, v.23 no.3 (Fall 1999), p. 372-4.

White, Martin S.  “International dateline-electronic journal management in the corporate sector.”  Against the Grain, v.10 no.6 (Dec 1998/Jan. 1999), p. 71-2+.

Woodward, Hazel M.  “The impact of electronic information on serials collection management.”  IFLA Journal, v.20 no.1 (1994), p. 35-45.