Will the chain break? : differential pricing as part of a new pricing structure for research literature and its consequences for the future of scholarly communication : proceedings of an IFLA workshop, Stockholm, 23 August 1990 / Section on Acquisition and Exchange, Section on Serial Publications, UAP Office, LIBER ; edited by Ulrich Montag.

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Publication:

München ; New York : Saur, 1992.

Description:

90 pages ; 22 cm

Series:

IFLA publications, 0344-6891 ; 61

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 83-90).

Resources:
Table of contents
Table of contents

ISBN:

3598217897
9783598217890

Subject:

Library materials Prices Congresses.
Libraries and publishing Congresses.
Scholarly publishing Costs Congresses.
Documents de bibliothèque Prix Congrès.
Bibliothèques et édition Congrès.
Édition savante Coût Congrès.
Libraries and publishing.
Library materials Prices.
Scholarly publishing Costs.
Bibliothek
Buchpreis
Erwerbung
Preisdifferenzierung
Wissenschaftliche Literatur
Wissenschaftliches Buch
Prijsdiscriminatie.
Seriële publicaties.
Collectievorming.
Wetenschappelijke publicaties.
Prijzen (economie)
Documentation de bibliothèque Prix Congrès.
Bibliothèques Acquisitions Coût Congrès.
Livres Prix Congrès.
Politique des prix Congrès.
Stockholm <1990>

Form/genre:

Kongreß Stockholm 1990.
Conference papers and proceedings.

Added entries:

Montag, Ulrich.
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions. Section on Acquisition and Exchange.
IFLA publications ; 61.

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Call No.: PO2260; ID:92-B2675
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