农业期刊集成服务平台的建设实践与思考

学术期刊集群化发展是国际趋势,当前我国行业科技期刊集群尚处于初步发展阶段。本文分析了中国农业期刊集成服务平台的建设意义,通过调研分析国内外综合性期刊集群平台和行业期刊集群平台的发展现状,详细介绍中国农业期刊集成服务平台的一期建设概况、平台架构以及建设成果,并从未来平台建设的发展思路和农业科技期刊集群发展展望两方面提出我国农业科技期刊集群发展目标与策略,以推动我国农业科技期刊集群的可持续发展。     

集群是期刊发展的必由之路——以上海海事大学杂志总社为例

针对我国科技期刊存在的散、小、弱等问题,提出集群化、规模化是其发展的必由之路。在探讨我国机工传媒和卓众出版等期刊集群实践成果的基础上,介绍上海海事大学杂志总社期刊整合过程和刊群建设方式,并总结集群在管理、期刊内容建设、学术质量和经营等方面发挥的优势。最后总结上海海事大学杂志总社取得的成绩以及期刊集群的几种模式。     

学术期刊集群化建设与国际化发展

国际学术期刊集群化建设过程中存在一定的优势与不足。为了更好地推动我国学术期刊集群化建设,需要借鉴国际期刊集群的成功经验,充分发挥我国学术期刊集群的特色和优势。文章从组织结构与运营模式、出版平台与国际传播、人才队伍与人才结构等方面,梳理国内外相关领域的研究成果和发展动态;通过案例分析阐述集群化建设推动学术期刊国际化发展的实践探索,提出学术期刊集群化建设、国际化发展的多元路径,以期为我国学术期刊集群化建设提供更多研究视角和创新路径。     

统一印制管理:提高集群化期刊的印制质量

介绍中华医学会系列杂志实行集群化期刊统一印制管理,加强印制各环节质量的监督与检验,提高系列杂志的整体印制质量,降低生产成本,打造精品期刊群,提升整体竞争能力,以利于期刊可持续发展的经验。     

关于专业性学科刊群构建与发展的思考

在国际期刊集团化、数字化、网络化发展的背景下,回顾国外科技期刊出版集团的发展路径,在分析比较我国现有科技期刊集群模式的基础上,认为专业性学科刊群是当前我国刊群建设的核心形态和未来发展趋势.对专业性学科刊群的建设和未来发展进行思考,提出发挥优秀期刊的品牌效应,基于现有集群进行品牌扩张和强强联合,以集群平台项目的建设为纽带推动刊群的建设,由期刊出版业向信息服务业转型等专业性学科刊群的建设发展策略.     

高校学术期刊集群化发展机制探析

集群化是提高学术期刊核心竞争力的重要途径,如何有效推进学术期刊集群化建设已成为我国期刊界面临的时代课题。高校作为一支重要的办刊力量,亟须组建具有品牌影响力的学术期刊集群,对外发挥办刊规模效应,对内产生知识溢出效应。文章从集群化管理模式、精品化内容模式、专业化服务模式三个方面的建构,总结高校期刊集群化建设实践策略,探究高校学术期刊集群化发展的内在机制。     

我国科技期刊集群化建设路径探讨

通过总结归纳和以有代表性的典型做法为案例,梳理我国科技期刊运营模式利弊得失,进而探讨我国科技期刊集群化建设路径,为我国科技期刊创建更多高水平国际期刊提供参考。科技期刊集群化建设要顺应信息时代发展规律,通过结构调整与转型,努力构建新时代期刊“航空母舰”集群化平台,融合新媒体发展,运用互联网+思维指导集群化建设,做大做强做精,合并同类期刊,适度扩大期刊数量,以提升国际影响力及竞争力。我国科技期刊集群化建设的着力点应该放在打造自身品牌、追求规模效应、增强综合实力、注重人才培养、构建网络平台、加强国际合作交流等方面,对集群化建设实行提档升级,以便于更好地服务于科技强国建设。     

我国科技期刊集群化发展现状及未来发展趋势

国内外期刊业发展的实践证明,集群化是提高科技期刊核心竞争力和国际影响力的重要途径和模式,为适应这一发展规律,我国科技期刊业也进行了相应的探索和改革,但目前科技期刊的集群化发展状况仍然不容乐观.文章重点分析当前我国科技期刊集群化建设的几种模式,并在了解科技期刊集群化发展现状的基础上,分析科技期刊集群化发展的趋势.     

论基于战略联盟的中国高校医学期刊集群化发展

通过分析当前高校医学期刊面临的困境以及高校医学期刊联盟与子期刊之间的关联性,并借鉴国内外期刊集群发展的成功经验,认为期刊集群化是中国高校医学期刊发展的现实需要,而基于战略联盟的集群化发展则是中国高校医学期刊的最佳选择。     

集群化背景下科技期刊专刊专栏组稿路径实践探索

专刊专栏是科技期刊获取优秀稿源、提升期刊学术质量和影响力、增强期刊学术引领能力和话语权的重要抓手。随着科技期刊集群化发展,期刊集群为专刊专栏组稿带来了优质学术资源。本文以清华大学出版社期刊中心信息科学刊群专刊专栏组稿实践为例,阐述了集群化背景科技期刊专刊专栏组稿路径,总结了刊群资源互通互利、协同发展的重要作用。     

Periodicals of Ethnic Minorities in Poland

ABSTRACT

The article examines the most important periodicals of ethnic minorities in Poland. After 1989, many ethnic groups (e.g., Germans and Romanies) were allowed to publish journals and newspapers for the first time since the end of World War II. The publications examined show the rich cultural life of the various ethnic groups as well as their current status in Poland. In addition to popular titles, some scholarly publications are also discussed.     

Reference Question Answered: Bibliographic Sources for the Ukrainian Periodical Press in the 1840s: Encyclopedias,Bibliographies, Guides,and Library Catalogs

The author answers a reference question on bibliographic sources for the Ukrainian periodical press 1840–1850. Helpful publications include bibliographies, guides, and library catalogs. These potentially make mention of revolutionary developments in Hungary (such as the Twelve Points paragraph of the Demands of the Hungarian Nation in March 1848, the subsequent April Laws, and Hungary's declaration of independence in April 1949), and elsewhere in the Hapsburg Empire.     

Modeling Collection Development Behavior

Most studies of collection development mask inadequate theoretical underpinnings with facile assumptions and dazzling statistical manipulations. This essay, in moving toward a model for collection development within both specific collections and library systems as a whole, seeks to demonstrate the full range and complexity of relevant factors. An enlarged theoretical grasp should help highlight both the possibilities and the challenges of existing approaches. One result could be a shift toward gaming or simulation techniques as more realistic analytical tools.     

Selected List of GLBT Popular Publications

An annotated list is presented describing seventeen periodicals that cover significant aspects of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) community and their culture in whole or in part, with popular content rather than an academic or research focus. The titles included are a selective and representative sampling. The entry for each periodical includes the following information: periodical title, publisher/editor and address, basic information, publication data, content, Internet information, an abstract/annotation, and evaluative statement     

Electronic Interlibrary Loan Delivery with Ariel and ILLiad

SUMMARY

Ariel files are the starting point for electronic delivery of interlibrary loan articles through ILLiad, Virginia Tech's interlibrary loan system. Despite some advantages to electronic delivery of articles to their desktops, a large majority of ILL customers continue to prefer print on paper delivery rather than electronic delivery. This fact has implications for introducing additional electronic services. Correctly choosing what services to impose on library customers, and what services to offer as value-added options, is fundamental to maintaining the credibility of libraries during these times of rapid change.     

Toward a Model ILL and Document Delivery Automated System: A Case Study

SUMMARY

The state of Illinois funded a large scale Ariel project. This is a report of the project's successes and shortcomings. Although widely successful, additional training in the use of sophisticated hardware, primarily Minolta scanners, is needed. Data on sending and receiving is included.     

The Slovak Periodical Press: Historical Development,Current Content,New Forms of Access

SUMMARY

The authors discuss the development of the Slovak periodical press within its historical context and their expectations for its future. The article covers general characteristics of Slovak magazines and newspapers from World War II to 1989, and their later development since the Velvet Revolution up to the present. It also discusses the Slovak press outside of Slovakia from the late nineteenth century.     

Best Practices for Integrating E-books in Academic Libraries: A Literature Review From 2005 to Present

Library Journal's 2011 Ebook Penetration and Use in U.S. Libraries Survey testifies to e-books’ increasing popularity in academic libraries. This review tracked literature published from 2005 that focused on academic librarians’ best practices for acquiring, cataloging, maintaining, and promoting e-books at their institutions. Some of these practices include implementing trial accesses, considering institutional requirements, providing an e-book presence in the library catalog, monitoring usage statistics, and utilizing the library Web site for promotional efforts.     

Iltimos,bizga kitoblar yuboring! U.S. Libraries' Collecting Strategies for Central Asian Publications

SUMMARY

There are between fifteen and twenty U.S. libraries that collect publications from Central Asia, defined here as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Collection development responsibility for these countries tends to rest with the Slavic selector, the Middle East selector, or both, divided by language. Vendors who can supply this material mostly also supply publications from other countries of the former Soviet Union. The author briefly discusses the history of collecting from this region and the results of a survey conducted in 2004. She presents evidence indicating that the main reason U.S. libraries are not receiving more books from the region is most likely because they are not being published, not because vendors are doing an inadequate job.