Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Volume 33, issue 6, 1982

A computer intermediary for interactive database searching. II. Evaluation pp. 357-364

Charles T. Meadow, Thomas T. Hewett and Elizabeth S. Aversa

A probabilistic approach to information retrieval in systems with boolean search request formulations pp. 365-370

Tadeusz Radecki

The Future of the Printed Word: The Impact and Implications of the New Communications Technology. Philip Hills, Ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1981: 172 pp. Price $25.00 pp. 371-371

Joseph H. Kuney

Computer aids to learning online retrieval pp. 372-372

Winifred Sewell

Introduction pp. 374-374

Lois F. Lunin

The systems movement: An overview for information scientists pp. 375-382

Una Mansfield

The systems approach: Its variety of aspects pp. 383-394

Richard Mattessich

Systems theory and the meaning of information pp. 395-399

Richard Langlois

Adaptive system: The study of information, pattern, and behavior pp. 400-406

Gary W. Strong

Volume 33, issue 5, 1982

A New Feature: The European Research Letter pp. 261-261

Charles T. Meadow

Some Current Information Retrieval Research in the United Kingdom pp. 262-264

Peter Willett

Marketing Research in the Scientific and Technical Information Services Industry: Development and Future Directions pp. 265-269

Robert J. Thomas

A Notation for Describing the Components of Library Information Systems pp. 270-280

Karen Momenee

On the Heterogeneity and Classification of Author Self‐Citations pp. 281-284

Stephen M. Lawani

The Theoretical Foundation of Zipf's Law and Its Application to the Bibliographic Database Environment pp. 285-293

Jane Fedorowicz

Automatic Classification of Harris Survey Questions: An Experiment in the Organization of Information pp. 294-301

Martin Dillon

Computers and the Postindustrial Society: Symbiosis or Information Tyranny? pp. 302-307

Susan Artandi

Associative Search Techniques versus Probabilistic Retrieval Models pp. 308-310

M. E. Maron

An Evolutionary Approach in Information Systems Science pp. 311-316

Nicolay Stanoulov

Science Citation Index's Coverage of the Preclinical Science Literature pp. 317-320

Robert K. Poyer

Measurement of the Potential Demand for Academic and Professional Journals: A Methodology pp. 321-324

Carol C. Mcdonough

A Computer Intermediary for Interactive Database Searching. I. Design pp. 325-332

Charles T. Meadow, Thomas T. Hewett and Elizabeth S. Aversa

Matched Case‐Control Studies in Citation Analysis pp. 333-337

Bluma C. Peritz

Information Research Management in Poland pp. 338-340

Roman F. Faber, Mieczyslaw M. Murastkiewicz and Zbigniew M. Nowicki

Value‐Added Processes in the Information Life Cycle pp. 341-346

Robert S. Taylor

Letters to the Editor pp. 347-348

B. Tommie Usdin, Robert J. Allan and Ben H. Weil

The Soul of a New Machine. Tracy Kidder. Boston: Little Brown; 1981 pp. 349-350

Charles T. Meadow

Multinational Computer Nets: The Case of International Banking. Richard H. Veith. Lexington, MA: D.C. Health and Company (Lexington Books); 1981: 133 pp., xvii, Bibliography, Index. Price: $18.95. ISBN 0–669–04092–4 pp. 349-349

Eric J. Novotny

Volume 33, issue 4, 1982

The Electronic Journal: A Progress Report pp. 195-202

Murray Turoff and Starr Roxanne Hiltz

Information Policies of Developing Countries: The Case of Brazil pp. 203-207

Victor Rosenberg

Characteristics of a Literature as Predictors of Relatedness Between Cited and Citing Works pp. 208-216

Susan Bonzi

Using An INS Simulation to Forecast Manpower Needs pp. 217-222

Jerry W. Mansfield

A Zipfian Model of an Automatic Bibliographic System: An Application to MEDLINE pp. 223-232

Jane Fedorowicz

Split Citation Identity: A Case Study from Economics pp. 233-236

Susan E. Cozzens

Videodisc Technology pp. 237-244

Fred E. Marsh

The Use of Discriminant Analysis to Select Content‐Bearing Words pp. 245-253

Martin Dillon and Peggy Federhart

Volume 33, issue 3, 1982

Problems of information services with respect to integration of the sciences pp. 115-123

Talmon Pachevsky

Bibliometric models for management of an information store. I. Differential utility among items pp. 124-128

Ralph H. Parker

Bibliometric models for management of an information store. II. Use as a function of age of material pp. 129-133

Ralph H. Parker

Bibliometric models for management of an information store. III. Developing an empirical model pp. 134-138

Ralph H. Parker

The effect of subject matter on the automatic indexing of full text pp. 139-141

Mary E. Rowbottom and Peter Willett

The Cashless Society: Efts at the Crossroads. A. Bequai. New York: Wiley; 1981: ISBN 0–471–05654–5. 298pp. Price: $21.95 pp. 142-142

F. W. Lancaster

Introduction pp. 144-145

Marianne Cooper and Lois F. Lunin

A perspective on secondary access services in the humanities pp. 146-151

Eileen M. Mackesy

Secondary information services in science and technology: A wide‐angle view pp. 152-156

Marianne Cooper

The state of secondary access services: Social sciences pp. 157-161

Thelma Freides

Some reflections on federal policy for secondary information systems and services, 1945–1981 pp. 162-167

Douglas E. Berninger

Marketing secondary information products and services pp. 168-174

Donald W. King

The emergence and role of common interest groups in secondary information pp. 175-182

Lois W. Granick

The future of indexing and abstracting services pp. 183-189

F. W. Lancaster and Julie M. Neway

Volume 33, issue 2, 1982

Notice concerning notices pp. 68-68

Charles T. Meadow

Thematic analysis in information science: The example of “literature obsolescence” pp. 69-75

T. D. C. Kuch

A replication of the Nelson and Mitroff experiment in teaching “bothsides” thinking pp. 76-81

Jan De Geus, Frans Mulder, Bert Zuurke and Marilyn M. Levine

An information transfer model to define information users and outputs with specific application to environmental technology pp. 82-91

Herbert B. Landau, Jerome T. Maddock, F. Floyd Shoemaker and Joseph G. Costello

Optimal values of recall and precision pp. 92-96

Tore Olafsen and Libena Vokac

Automatic Nephis coding of descriptive titles for permuted index generation pp. 97-101

Timothy C. Craven

Duplication of japanese names: a problem in citations and bibliographies pp. 102-104

Laurel L. Cornell

Searching the chemical literature pp. 105-106

Johanna Ross

Standardization of journal titles in databases pp. 105-105

Anne B. Piternick

Opening and Closing: Strategies of Information Adaptation in Society. Orrin E. Klapp. New York: Cambridge University Press; 1978 pp. 109-109

Richard A. V. Diener

Information Retrieval Systems: Characteristics, Testing and Evaluation, 2nd Ed. F. Wilfrid Lancaster. New York: Wiley; 1979. Price: $19.75 pp. 109-110

Saul Herner

Volume 33, issue 1, 1982

Retrieval language of social sciences and natural sciences: A statistical investigation pp. 1-7

Chai Kim

Similarity measures for boolean search request formulations pp. 8-17

Tadeusz Radecki

Text compression using variable‐to fixed‐length encodings pp. 18-31

David Cooper and Michael F. Lynch

Postcoordinate retrieval: A comparison of two indexing languages pp. 32-37

Ann H. Schabas

Collaboration in computational musicology pp. 38-43

Miranda Lee Pao

Information resources as “Goods” in the life cycle of information production pp. 44-54

Karen B. Levitan

Citation ranking versus subjective evaluation in the determination of journal hierachies in the social sciences pp. 55-57

Michael D. Gordon

Printer's Devil and reprint requests pp. 58-59

Wilson I. B. Onuigbo

Thomas edison and science pp. 60-60

Robert Bezilla

Word frequencies of spoken american english. hartvig, dahl, essex, ct, usa, and aylesbury, buckinghamshire, england: a verbatim book, distributed by gale research company; 1979 pp. 61-61

Charles T. Meadow