Journal of the American Society for Information Science

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Volume 43, issue 10, 1992

Breakdown of the robustness property of Lotka's Law: The case of adjusted counts for multiauthorship attribution pp. 645-647

Ronald Rousseau

The other Memex: The tangled career of Vannevar Bush's Information Machine, The Rapid Selector pp. 648-657

Colin Burke

Topology of document retrieval systems pp. 658-673

Daniel M. Everett and Steven C. Cater

Dilemmas in the study of information: Exploring the boundaries of information science pp. 674-675

Donald O. Case

Bush's contribution to the vision of electronic information systems pp. 676-677

Michael E. D. Koenig

The nature and boundaries of information science(s) pp. 678-678

A. A. Shpackov

Rejoinder to A. A. Shpackov's letter pp. 681-682

Anthony Debons

Volume 43, issue 9, 1992

Information science and scientists: JASIS, 1972–1990 pp. 583-593

Stephen P. Harter and Patricia A. Hooten

A Micronesian information system: An application of EATPUT model pp. 594-601

Chih Wang

Psychological relevance and information science pp. 602-615

Stephen P. Harter

A model for word clustering pp. 616-627

James A. Thom and Justin Zobel

The skewness of science pp. 628-638

Per O. Seglen

The laboratory as a productivity and citation unit in the publications of an experimental‐psychology specialty pp. 639-643

S. R. Coleman

Multimedia: What else? pp. 644-644

Audrey L. Gorbunov

Volume 43, issue 8, 1992

Introduction and overview pp. 521-525

Lois F. Lunin and Michael B. Spring

Surrounded by standards, there is a simpler view pp. 526-530

Judith A. Molka

Standard setting in the United States: Public and private sector roles pp. 531-537

D. Linda Garcia

Invisible hands and visible advisors: An economic interpretation of standardization pp. 538-549

Shane Greenstein

Standardization: Understanding the process pp. 550-555

William Lehr

The birth of a standard pp. 556-558

Sharon Adler

Consortia in the standards development process pp. 559-565

Martin Weiss and Carl Cargill

Information technology standards for libraries pp. 566-570

Christinger Tomer

The American archival profession and information technology standards pp. 571-575

Richard J. Cox

A user community discovers IT standards pp. 576-578

David Bearman

Volume 43, issue 7, 1992

Getty's Synoname™ and its cousins: A survey of applications of personal name‐matching algorithms pp. 459-476

Christine L. Borgman and Susan L. Siegfried

On the origin and meaning of bibliometric indicators: Journals in the social sciences, 1886–1985 pp. 477-487

Sydney J. Pierce

The persistence of fraud in the literature: The Darsee case pp. 488-493

Carol Ann Kochan and John M. Budd

Hierarchical distributions and Bradford's Law pp. 494-500

Aparna Basu

A study of the problem of the aging of books in university libraries: Strategies for countering its effects pp. 501-505

Fang Xiaorong

A multiple‐observation approach in knowledge acquisition for expert systems: A case study pp. 506-517

Zorana Ercegovac

Erratum in “Experiments in Automatic Library of Congress Classification” pp. 518-518

Ray R. Larson

Volume 43, issue 6, 1992

The convergence of information science and communication: A bibliometric analysis pp. 397-411

Christine L. Borgman and Ronald E. Rice

Journal productivity distribution: Quantitative study of dynamic behavior pp. 412-421

Vesna Oluić‐Vuković

Intelligent OCR processing pp. 422-431

Wei Sun, Lon‐Mu Liu, Weining Zhang and John Craig Comfort

A two‐level structure for textual databases to support hypertext access pp. 432-447

Airi Salminen and Carolyn Watters

On the objectives of citation analysis: Problems of theory and method pp. 448-451

B. C. Peritz

A note on a result of Rousseau for concentration measures pp. 452-454

Quentin L. Burrell

United States government information policies: Views and perspectives; and United States scientific and technical information policies: Views and perspectives pp. 455-455

Myrtle Smith Bolner

Indexing and abstracting in theory and practice pp. 456-456

Bert R. Boyce

Volume 43, issue 5, 1992

Honoring the JASIS referees over the last seven years pp. 335-336

Donald H. Kraft

Origins of bibliometrics, citation indexing, and citation analysis: The neglected legal literature pp. 337-339

Fred R. Shapiro

Online‐Expert: An expert system for online database selection pp. 340-357

Sajjad Zahir and Chew Lik Chang

Retrieval testing by the comparison of statistically independent retrieval methods pp. 358-370

W. John Wilbur

Unitized Data System: A new formalism for encoding and presenting data from the scientific research literature pp. 371-383

David P. Fan, Julie M. Curtsinger, Lisa Johnson, Santosh Kalkhar and Jeanette St. John

The effectiveness of stemming for natural‐language access to Slovene textual data pp. 384-390

Mirko Popovič and Peter Willett

Concentration and diversity of availability and use in information systems: A positive reinforcement model pp. 391-395

Ronald Rousseau

Volume 43, issue 4, 1992

B.C. (Bertie) Brookes, 1910–1991 pp. 273-275

Jean Tague‐Sutcliffe

Information interactions between members of science‐profession dyads as reflected by journal use: Ichthyology and fisheries biology pp. 276-283

F. Douglas Martin

Emanuel Goldberg, electronic document retrieval, and Vannevar Bush's Memex pp. 284-294

Michael K. Buckland

The retrieval problem in photography (1932). Emanuel Goldberg (1881–1970) pp. 295-298

Michael K. Buckland

Note on a strongly unimodal bibliometric size frequency distribution pp. 299-303

H. S. Sichel

A general treatment of data redundancy in a fuzzy relational data model pp. 304-311

Guoqing Chen, Jacques Vandenbulcke and Etienne E. Kerre

A Gray code based ordering for documents on shelves: Classification for browsing and retrieval pp. 312-322

Robert M. Losee

The state and society: Intervention in the creation of scientific information in developing countries pp. 323-333

John Ng'ang'a Gathegi

Volume 43, issue 3, 1992

A call for action in response to happy days pp. 203-203

Donald H. Kraft

Entering state III. The convergence of the stage hypotheses pp. 204-209

Michael E. D. Koenig

An empirically grounded model of the adoption of intellectual technologies pp. 210-224

Barbara M. Wildemuth

On the market value of information commodities. I. The nature of information and information commodities pp. 225-232

Abbe Mowshowitz

On the market value of information commodities. II. Supply price pp. 233-241

Abbe Mowshowitz

On the market value of information commodities. III. Demand price pp. 242-248

Abbe Mowshowitz

International comparison of departments' research performance in the humanities pp. 249-256

A. J. Nederhof and E. C. M. Noyons

Informal and formal channels in boundary‐spanning communication pp. 257-267

Judith Weedman

Quotations referenced in scholarly monographs pp. 268-270

Frederick G. Kilgour and Nancy L. Feder

Volume 43, issue 2, 1992

Improving disambiguation in FASIT pp. 101-114

Robert Burgin and Martin Dillon

Validation of the repertory grid for use in modeling knowledge pp. 115-129

Gail F. Latta and Keith Swigger

Experiments in automatic Library of Congress Classification pp. 130-148

Ray R. Larson

Lotka's law and the Kolmogorov‐Smirnov test: An error in calculation pp. 149-150

William Loughner

Brush up your Shakespeare pp. 151-151

Dan Hanson

Introduction and overview pp. 152-155

Lois F. Lunin and Donna Harman

Interfaces for end‐user information seeking pp. 156-163

Gary Marchionini

User‐friendly systems instead of user‐friendly front‐ends pp. 164-174

Donna Harman

Intelligent information retrieval: An introduction pp. 175-182

Susan Gauch

Models for hypertext pp. 183-191

Mark F. Frisse and Steve B. Cousins

An interface to classical Greek civilization pp. 192-201

Elli Mylonas

Volume 43, issue 1, 1992

When is the probability ranking principle suboptimal? pp. 1-14

Michael D. Gordon and Peter Lenk

The communication‐information relationship in system‐theoretic perspective pp. 15-27

Brent D. Ruben

An analysis of personal journal subscriptions of university faculty. Part I. science pp. 28-33

Ernst J. Schuegraf, Liam T. Keliher and Martin F. van Bommel

Evaluation of advanced retrieval techniques in an experimental online catalog pp. 34-53

Ray R. Larson

An information‐theoretic measure of term specificity pp. 54-61

S. K. M. Wong and Y. Y. Yao

An object‐based requirements modeling method pp. 62-71

David W. Cordes and Doris L. Carver

The size of retrieval sets pp. 72-79

Mark T. Kinnucan

Technology transfer policy: Its role as a scientific and technical information policy and its impact on technological growth pp. 80-88

Loren D. Mendelsohn

Europe, ESPRIT II, and information retrieval pp. 89-91

Alan F. Smeaton

Speech technology developments in Europe pp. 92-95

G. Philip

Regarding E. Garfield's letter pp. 96-96

Yale M. Braunstein