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Volume 48, issue 12, 1997

JASIS will be fourteen in 1998 (issues per annual volume, that is)! pp. 1083-1084

Donald H. Kraft

In this issue pp. 1085-1085

Bert R. Boyce

Experiments with automatic indexing and a relational thesaurus in a Chinese information retrieval system pp. 1086-1096

Tian‐Long Wan, Martha Evens, Yeun‐Wen Wan and Yuen‐Yuan Pao

Discovering information behavior in sense making. I. Time and timing pp. 1097-1108

Paul Solomon

Discovering information behavior in sense making. II. The social pp. 1109-1126

Paul Solomon

Discovering information behavior in sense making. III. The person pp. 1127-1138

Paul Solomon

Europe and information science pp. 1139-1141

Peter Ingwersen

Preliminary findings on searcher performance and perceptions of performance in a hypertext bibliographic retrieval system pp. 1142-1145

Dietmar Wolfram and Alexandra Dimitroff

ISI's impact factor as misnomer: A proposed new measure to assess journal impact pp. 1146-1148

Stephen P. Harter and Thomas E. Nisonger

Bringing design to software pp. 1149-1150

Robert J. Sandusky

Technology and copyright law: A guidebook for the library, research, and teaching professions pp. 1150-1151

David Mattison

The economics of communication and information pp. 1151-1152

Hal R. Varian

IAIMS perspectives pp. 1153-1153

Elizabeth H. Wood and Joan S. Ash

Volume 48, issue 11, 1997

Introduction pp. 965-969

Andrew Dillon

Human‐Computer Interaction—Whence and whither? pp. 970-986

Brian Shackel

Modeling the human factors of scholarly communities supported through the Internet and World Wide Web pp. 987-1003

Brian R. Gaines, Lee Li‐Jen Chen and Mildred L. G. Shaw

Evaluating a multimedia authoring tool pp. 1004-1022

Bonnie E. John and Matthew M. Mashyna

Organizational usability of digital libraries: Case study of legal research in civil and criminal courts pp. 1023-1035

Margaret Elliott and Rob Kling

An informal information‐seeking environment pp. 1036-1048

David G. Hendry and David J. Harper

Writing with collaborative hypertext: Analysis and modeling pp. 1049-1066

Chaomei Chen

Who's zooming whom? Attunement to animation in the interface pp. 1067-1072

Michael Chui and Andrew Dillon

The systemics of dialogism: On the prevalence of the self in HCI design pp. 1073-1081

Colin T. Schmidt

Volume 48, issue 10, 1997

In this issue pp. 865-865

Bert R. Boyce

Jean Tague‐Sutcliffe, 1931–1996 pp. 866-866

Mike Nelson

Design and implementation of automatic indexing for information retrieval with Arabic documents pp. 867-881

Ismail Hmeidi, Ghassan Kanaan and Martha Evens

Information using likeness measures pp. 882-892

Martin Frické

Types and levels of collaboration in interdisciplinary research in the sciences pp. 893-916

Jian Qin, F. W. Lancaster and Bryce Allen

Measuring the impact of information on development: A LISREL‐based study of small businesses in Shanghai pp. 917-931

Liwen Qiu Vaughan and Jean Tague‐Sutcliffe

Clustering and classification of large document bases in a parallel environment pp. 932-943

Anthony S. Ruocco and Ophir Frieder

Fractional counting of multiauthored publications: Consequences for the impact of authors pp. 944-945

G. Van Hooydonk

Structural modeling of network systems in citation analysis pp. 946-952

Dang Yaru

The diffusion of scientific journals analyzed through citations pp. 953-958

Pedro Alvarez and Antonio Pulgarín

Information systems development and data modeling: Conceptual and philosophical foundations pp. 959-960

Peter Aiken

Symbolic projection for image information retrieval and spatial reasoning pp. 960-961

Geoffrey Z. Liu

Validation of citation analysis pp. 962-962

Eugene Garfield

Citation format pp. 963-963b

Eugene Garfield and Henry Small

Rejoinder pp. 963-963a

Michael MacRoberts

Rejoinder pp. 964-964c

Christine L. Borgman

Rejoinder pp. 964-964b

Ronald E. Rice

Rejoinder pp. 964-964a

Charles T. Meadow

Volume 48, issue 9, 1997

In this issue pp. 771-771

Bert R. Boyce

The documentation and special libraries movements in the united states, 1910‐1960 pp. 775-781

Robert V. Williams

The cross‐fertilization of the U.S. Public library model and the French documentation model (IIB, French correspondent of FID) through the French professional associations between World War I and World War II pp. 782-793

Sylvie Fayet‐Scribe

NATO advanced study institutes of Information Science and foundations of Information Science pp. 794-803

Anthony Debons and Esther E. Horne

What is a “document”? pp. 804-809

Michael K. Buckland

Relevance: The whole history pp. 810-832

Stefano Mizzaro

Bradford's distribution: From the classical bibliometric “law” to the more general stochastic models pp. 833-842

Vesna Oluić‐Vuković

University faculty and networked information: Results of a survey pp. 843-852

John M. Budd and Lynn Silipigni Connaway

The world at stage III, but the Net at stage II pp. 853-859

Michael Koenig and Patrizia Sione

Strategic management for public libraries: A handbook pp. 860-861

Réjean Savard

Computer networks: A systems approach pp. 861-862

Bret H. Parker

Data mining with neural networks: Solving business problems from application development to decision support pp. 862-863

Alan T. Schroeder

Volume 48, issue 8, 1997

In this issue pp. 673-673

Bert R. Boyce

Information‐seeking behavior of securities analysts: Individual and institutional influences, information sources and channels, and outcomes pp. 674-693

Nancy Sadler Baldwin and Ronald E. Rice

A classification approach to Boolean query reformulation pp. 694-706

James C. French, Donald E. Brown and Nam‐Ho Kim

The enacted fate of undiscovered public knowledge pp. 707-717

Mark A. Spasser

Information technology and social relations: Portrayals of gender roles in high tech product advertisements pp. 718-727

Juris Dilevko and Roma M. Harris

Information science: A third feedback framework pp. 728-740

Amanda Spink

Interaction in information retrieval: Selection and effectiveness of search terms pp. 741-761

Amanda Spink and Tefko Saracevic

Design rationale: Concepts, techniques, and use pp. 762-763

Andrew Dillon

Information and business performance: A study of information systems and services in high performing companies pp. 763-764

Alison M. Keyes

High noon on the electronic frontier: Conceptual issues in cyberspace pp. 764-767

Leslie Regan Shade

Internet dreams: Archetypes, myths, and metaphors for inventing the net pp. 767-769

Martha Montague Smith

Letter to the editor pp. 770-770

Albert Henderson

Volume 48, issue 7, 1997

In this issue pp. 577-577

Bert R. Boyce

Introduction pp. 581-582

Elisabeth Logan and Marvin Pollard

A tribute to Yuri Rubinsky, August 2, 1952‐January 21, 1996 pp. 583-583

Stuart Weibel

Why SGML? Why now? pp. 584-592

Yves Marcoux and Martin Sévigny

SGML and related standards: New directions as the second decade begins pp. 593-596

James David Mason

The “ABCs” of DSSSL pp. 597-602

Sharon C. Adler

Application of HyTime hyperlinks and finite coordinate spaces to historical writing, analysis, and presentation pp. 603-613

W. Eliot Kimber and Julia A. Woods

W[h]ither the web? The extension or replacement of HTML pp. 614-621

Peter Flynn

The text encoding initiative: Flexible and extensible document encoding pp. 622-628

David T. Barnard and Nancy M. Ide

Extending SGML to accommodate database functions: A methodological overview pp. 629-637

Arijit Sengupta and Andrew Dillon

All my data is in SGML. Now what? pp. 638-643

Jon Fausey and Keith Shafer

Towards a methodology for document analysis pp. 644-655

Airi Salminen, Katri Kauppinen and Merja Lehtovaara

SGML: The reason why and the first published hint pp. 656-661

Charles F. Goldfarb

More authors, more institutions, and more funding sources: Hot papers in biology from 1991 to 1993 pp. 662-666

Zhang Haiqi

Qualitative exploration of learners' information‐seeking processes using Perseus Hypermedia System pp. 667-669

Shu Ching Yang

The art of abstracting (2nd ed.) pp. 670-671

Carol A. Bean

Ethics and computing: Living responsibly in a computerized world pp. 671-672

Robert L. Battenfeld

Volume 48, issue 6, 1997

In this issue pp. 483-483

Bert R. Boyce

Evaluating the quality of learning in computer supported co‐operative learning pp. 484-495

D. R. Newman, Chris Johnson, Brian Webb and Clive Cochrane

Factors that influence the use of electronic networks by science and engineering faculty at small institutions. Part II. Preliminary use indicators pp. 496-507

Peter Liebscher, Eileen G. Abels and Daniel W. Denman

Internet use by faculty members in various disciplines: A comparative case study pp. 508-518

Susan S. Lazinger, Judit Bar‐Ilan and Bluma C. Peritz

Using context to promote learning from information‐seeking tasks pp. 519-526

Ron Oliver and Helen Oliver

Studying the value of library and information services. Part I. Establishing a theoretical framework pp. 527-542

Tefko Saracevic and Paul B. Kantor

Studying the value of library and information services. Part II. Methodology and taxonomy pp. 543-563

Tefko Saracevic and Paul B. Kantor

Price index and its relation to the mean and median reference age pp. 564-573

L. Egghe

The war of desire and technology at the close of the mechanical age pp. 574-575

David Mattison

Developing user interfaces: Ensuring usability through product and process pp. 575-576

Patty Curthoys

Volume 48, issue 5, 1997

In this issue pp. 381-381

Bert R. Boyce

Study of interactive feedback during mediated information retrieval pp. 382-394

Amanda Spink

Semantic Vector Space Model: Implementation and evaluation pp. 395-417

Geoffrey Z. Liu

Why words and co‐words cannot map the development of the sciences pp. 418-427

Loet Leydesdorff

Introduction and overview pp. 430-433

George D'Elia

The design of the Integrated Information Center project pp. 434-437

Thomas Shaughnessy and Carl Adams

Challenges encountered during the implementation of the Integrated Information Center at the University of Minnesota pp. 438-441

Cynthia Beath, George D'Elia, Joseph Branin and Nancy Rohde

The implementation of the Integrated Information Center at the University of Minnesota pp. 442-445

Joseph Branin and George D'Elia

The technological structure and services of the IIC pp. 446-448

Douglas Lund and Nancy Herther

The model underlying the measurement of the impacts of the IIC on the end‐users pp. 449-453

Dale Goodhue

The measurement of the impacts of the IIC on the end‐users: The survey pp. 454-465

Dale Goodhue, Russell Littlefield and Detmar W. Straub

Impacts of an Integrated Information Center on faculty end‐users: A qualitative assessment pp. 466-471

Diane Lending and Detmar W. Straub

The evaluation of the IIC project pp. 472-473

Joseph Branin, George D'Elia, Thomas Shaughnessy and Carl Adams

Implications of the IIC project for the education of information professionals pp. 474-475

Nancy Rohde and Nancy Herther

World Wide Web journal: Volume 1, issue 2, spring 1996. Key specifications of the World Wide Web pp. 476-477

Karen Campbell

Introduction to United States government information sources (5th ed.) pp. 477-478

Jerold Nelson

Everett and Cater's retrieval topology pp. 479-480

Leo Egghe and Ronald Rousseau

Dictionary of bibliometrics—response to Lancaster pp. 480-481

Katherine W. McCain

Dictionary of bibliometrics pp. 480-480

F. W. Lancaster

Volume 48, issue 4, 1997

Introduction pp. 285-288

Michael Buckland and Trudi Bellardo Hahn

The origins of information science and the International Institute of Bibliography/International Federation for Information and Documentation (FID) pp. 289-300

W. Boyd Rayward

P. Otlet's Mundaneum and the international perspective in the history of documentation and information science pp. 301-309

Isabelle Rieusset‐Lemarié

Paul Otlet's book and the writing of social space pp. 310-317

Ron Day

The earliest Hebrew citation indexes pp. 318-330

Bella Hass Weinberg

The Universal Decimal Classification: Some factors concerning its origins, development, and influence pp. 331-339

I. C. McIlwaine

Origins of coordinate searching pp. 340-348

Frederick G. Kilgour

Chemical Abstracts Service Chemical Registry System: History, scope, and impacts pp. 349-360

David W. Weisgerber

Journal of Documentary Reproduction, 1938–1942: Domain as reflected in characteristics of authorship and citation pp. 361-368

Thomas D. Walker

History of Information Science in Spain: A selected bibliography pp. 369-372

Félix Sagredo Fernández and Antonia García Moreno

Bibliography of the History of Information Science in North America, 1900–1995 pp. 373-379

Robert V. Williams, Laird Whitmire and Colleen Bradley

Volume 48, issue 3, 1997

In this issue pp. 189-189

Bert R. Boyce

Supporting discovery in virtual libraries pp. 190-204

Bipin C. Desai

Data set isolation for bibliometric online analyses of research publications: Fundamental methodological issues pp. 205-217

Peter Ingwersen and Finn Hjortgaard Christensen

End‐user searching behavior in information retrieval: A longitudinal study pp. 218-234

Weijing Yuan

Ranking schemes in hybrid Boolean systems: A new approach pp. 235-253

Jacques Savoy

A discipline independent definition of information pp. 254-269

Robert M. Losee

Decision support for serials deselection and acquisition: A case study pp. 270-273

David J. Robb and Angela McCormick

Citation content analysis of a botany journal pp. 274-275

M. H. MacRoberts and B. R. MacRoberts

Electronic publishing and libraries, planning for the impact and growth to 2003 pp. 276-278

Mary E. Brown

Civilizing cyberspace: Policy, power, and the information superhighway pp. 278-279

Donald Case

The scholar's courtesy: The role of acknowledgement in the primary communication process pp. 279-280

Betsy Van der Veer Martens

Digital image and audio communications: Toward a global information infrastructure pp. 280-281

Ruth Wuest

Design of library automation systems: File structure, data structures, and tools pp. 281-282

Carol A. Hert

Explorations in indexing and abstracting: Pointing, virtue, and power pp. 282-283

Frank Exner

Volume 48, issue 2, 1997

In this issue pp. 95-95

Bert R. Boyce

Extending theory for user‐centered information services: Diagnosing and learning from error in complex statistical data pp. 96-121

Alice Robbin and Lee Frost‐Kumpf

Integrating structured data and text: A relational approach pp. 122-132

David A. Grossman, Ophir Frieder, David O. Holmes and David C. Roberts

Evaluation of search results: A new approach pp. 133-142

Vladimir G. Voiskunskii

Comparing Boolean and probabilistic information retrieval systems across queries and disciplines pp. 143-156

Robert M. Losee

A graphical, self‐organizing approach to classifying electronic meeting output pp. 157-170

Richard E. Orwig, Hsinchun Chen and Jay F. Nunamaker

Science‐technology coupling: The case of mathematical logic and computer science pp. 171-183

Roland Wagner‐Döbler

Describing technological paradigm transitions: A methodological exploration pp. 184-187

Danny P. Wallace and Connie Van Fleet

Volume 48, issue 1, 1997

In this issue pp. 1-1

Bert R. Boyce

Informetric distributions. III. Ambiguity and randomness pp. 2-10

A. Bookstein

The self‐sufficient library collection: A test of assumptions pp. 11-16

F.C.A. Exon and Keith F. Punch

A concept space approach to addressing the vocabulary problem in scientific information retrieval: An experiment on the Worm Community System pp. 17-31

Hsinchun Chen, Tobun D. Ng, Joanne Martinez and Bruce R. Schatz

Automatic classification of E‐mail messages by message type pp. 32-39

Andrew D. May

Map displays for information retrieval pp. 40-54

Xia Lin

A statistical learning approach to automatic indexing of controlled index terms pp. 55-66

Chi‐Hong Leung and Wing‐Kay Kan

Disciplinary variation in automatic sublanguage term identification pp. 67-79

Stephanie W. Haas

Citation theories in the framework of international flow of information: New evidence with translation analysis pp. 80-87

Ziming Liu

Backpropagation: Theory, architectures, and applications pp. 88-89

Paul V. Biron

Scholarly publishing: The electronic frontier pp. 89-90

Jaap A. Jasperse