The information environment : a world view : studies in honour of Professor A.I. Mikhailov, director of VINITI, 1956-1988, vice-president of FID, 1969-1976, 1981-1988
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The information environment : a world view : studies in honour of Professor A.I. Mikhailov, director of VINITI, 1956-1988, vice-president of FID, 1969-1976, 1981-1988
（FID publication, 685）
Elsevier, 1990
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Professor A.I. Mikhailov was one of the world's leading scientists in informatics. He contributed enormously to the development of informatics as a scientific discipline, to the establishment of the statewide STI System of the USSR, and to the promotion of international cooperation in informatics and library science. This volume is dedicated to his memory. Presented in this volume are descriptions of information and library systems in many countries; how to use scientific literature; and information on national and international organisations in library and information science. Librarians and information specialists, managers of information systems, information engineers and students of these fields will find this book of interest.
Table of Contents
In Honor of Aleksandr Ivanovich Mikhailov (J.F. Caponio, D.D. Bracken, P.T. Feinstein). Meeting the Challenges of the Information Age (H. Borko). A United Nations Information Systems Network: the UNBIS Approach (N. Dusoulier). Scientific and Technical Information Policy Formulation, the Role of UNESCO and OECD (B.V. Tell). IFLA Core Programmes, a Forum for International Professional Cooperation (A. Wysocki). Outlines of a National Information Strategy. Some Developments in the Federal Republic of Germany (T. Seeger). Australian Developments in Information Services: Towards a National System in a Regional Context (P.J. Judge). Evolution of User Education in Finland, With Reference to Helsinki University of Technology (S. Koskiala, E. Tornudd). Non-Conventional Uses of Bibliographic Data Bases (D. Pelissier). The Growth of Scientific Literature, 1660-1970 (B.C. Vickery). R & D Projects as a Means of Forging New Policies (B.T. Stern). Systems Analysis in Information Science as Information Technology (V.V. Kafarov). Information for Research, Information for Practice (T. Wilson). Small Enterprises in the the Information Industry (J.M. Myers). Macroinformatics, Microinformatics and Information Policy (F.W. Lancaster, R.H. Burger). The Contribution of Informatics to the Solution of Semantic Problems (R.S. Gilyarevsky). Information Science and Artificial Intelligence (G.S. Pospelov, D.A. Pospelov). The Communication Chain (D.J. Foskett). The Changing Role of Knowledge in an Information Society (G. Wersig).
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