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245    Research in the archival multiverse /  |cedited by Anne J Gilliland, Sue McKemmish and Andrew J Lau.
260    Clayton, Vic. : |bMonash University Publishing, |c2017.
300    viii, 1064 pages :  |billustrations ;  |c24 cm
505    Part I. Introduction. Chapter 1. Archival and recordkeeping traditions in the Multiverse and their importance for researching situations and situating research -- Part II. Archival intellectual context and theoretical frameworks -- Chapter 2. The archival method -- Chapter 3. A history of archival ideas and practice in China -- Chapter 4. Recordkeeping in the continuum -- Chapter 5. Deciphering and interpreting an archival fonds and its parts -- Chapter 6. The Archival Multiverse and eddies in the spacetime continuum -- Chapter 7. Archival turns and returns -- Chapter 8. Memory research / archival research -- Chapter 9. When is a record? -- Chapter 10. Beyond pillars of evidence -- Chapter 11. Race and culture -- Chapter 12. Introducing critical race theory to archival discourse -- Chapter 13. Without a trace -- Part III. Overviews of the application of research methods in archival studies. Chapter 14. Historical case studies of pre-Modern European archives -- Chapter 15. Respect my authority -- Chapter 16. Negotiated methodologies -- Chapter 17. Grounded theory -- Chapter 18. Looking at archival concepts and practice in the light of Speech Act Theory -- Chapter 19. Archival mediation -- Chapter 20. Archival IR -- Chapter 21. The use of models and modelling in recordkeeping research and development -- Chapter 22. Capacities and complexities -- Chapter 23. Designing expert systems for archival evaluation and processing of computer-mediated communications -- Part IV. Research case studies. Chapter 24. Contemporary archival diplomatics as a method of inquiry -- Chapter 25. Exploring social complexity -- Chapter 26. Investigating socio-cultural aspects of the implementation of an International Archival Descriptive Standard in Korea -- Chapter 27. Bibliometric analysis as a tool in understanding the development of archival thought -- Chapter 28. Public digital records management in the Ugandan public service -- Chapter 29. Documenting communities of practice -- Chapter 30. Aboriginal community archives -- Chapter 31. Examinations of injustice -- Chapter 32. Examining activism in practice -- Chapter 33. Using grounded theory to understand the archival needs of geologists -- Chapter 34. Applying Q method to archival research -- Part V. Biographical notes on contributors.
521    For tertiary students in Australia.
650    Archives.
650    Archives |xPhilosophy.
650    Archives |xAdministration.
700    McKemmish, Sue,  |eeditor
700    Gilliland, Anne J., |eeditor
700    Liu, Weiqiang, |d1960- |eeditor
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