G.E. GORMAN is Director of the Centre for Information Studies at Charles Sturt University-Riverina. His special interest is in the areas of collection development, collection management, and research methods. He is the author of several textbooks in these areas, and of more than 70 articles in such journals as Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, Libri, Serials Librarian, Asian Libraries, Australian Library Review, and Australian Academic and Research Libraries. He is also the author of Theological and Religious Reference Materials: General Resources and Biblical Studies (1984), Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Systematic Theology and Church History (1985), and Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Practical Theology (1986), all published by Greenwood Press.RUTH H. MILLER is Coordinator for Collection Development and Access in the Library at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. She was previously Head of the Department of Collection Development and Preservation at Cunningham Memorial Library, Indiana State University. Her articles have appeared in Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, College and Research Libraries, Library Resources and Technical Services, and other professional journals.

• Introduction by G.E. GormanThe Future for Collection ManagementCollection Development and Scholarly Communication in the 21st Century: From Collection Management to Content Management by John M. Budd and Bart M. HarloeThe Technological Contribution to Collection ManagementThe Internet and Collection Management in Academic Libraries: Opportunities and Challenges by Thomas E. NisongerCollection Management and Integrated Library Systems by Mary F. Cassery and Anne C. CilibertiSelection of Materials in an Electronic EnvironmentCollection Development Policies and Electronic Information Resources by Peggy JohnsonThe Role of Selection in Collection Development: Past, Present and Future by William S. MonroeFuture Practices in Collection EvaluationCollection Development and Performance Measurement by Philip CalvertIntegrating the Activities of Librarians and Paraprofessional Workers in Evaluating Academic Library Collections by Sheila S. IntnerElectronic Document Delivery and Resource PreservationElectronic Document Delivery Services and Their Impact on Collection Management by Graham P. CornishThe Preservation of Electronic Records: What Do We Do Next? by Ross HarveyOrganization and Budgeting for Collection ManagementStaffing and Organization for Collection Development in a New Century by Bonita BryantBudgeting for Information Resources: Current Trends and Future Directions by William Fisher and Barbara G. LeonardCooperative Collection Development and ManagementThe Axioms, Barriers and Components of Cooperative Collection Development by Richard J. WoodCooperation is the Future of Collection Management and Development: OhioLINK and CIC by Gay N. DannellyCooperative Collection Development: Compelling Theory, Inconseqential Results? by Dan C. HazenThe Recent LiteratureSelected Review of the Literature on Collection Development and Collection Management, 1990-1995 by Ruth H. MillerIndex

G.E. GORMAN is Director of the Centre for Information Studies at Charles Sturt University-Riverina. His special interest is in the areas of collection development, collection management, and research methods. He is the author of several textbooks in these areas, and of more than 70 articles in such journals as Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, Libri, Serials Librarian, Asian Libraries, Australian Library Review, and Australian Academic and Research Libraries. He is also the author of Theological and Religious Reference Materials: General Resources and Biblical Studies (1984), Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Systematic Theology and Church History (1985), and Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Practical Theology (1986), all published by Greenwood Press.RUTH H. MILLER is Coordinator for Collection Development and Access in the Library at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. She was previously Head of the Department of Collection Development and Preservation at Cunningham Memorial Library, Indiana State University. Her articles have appeared in Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, College and Research Libraries, Library Resources and Technical Services, and other professional journals.

• Introduction by G.E. GormanThe Future for Collection ManagementCollection Development and Scholarly Communication in the 21st Century: From Collection Management to Content Management by John M. Budd and Bart M. HarloeThe Technological Contribution to Collection ManagementThe Internet and Collection Management in Academic Libraries: Opportunities and Challenges by Thomas E. NisongerCollection Management and Integrated Library Systems by Mary F. Cassery and Anne C. CilibertiSelection of Materials in an Electronic EnvironmentCollection Development Policies and Electronic Information Resources by Peggy JohnsonThe Role of Selection in Collection Development: Past, Present and Future by William S. MonroeFuture Practices in Collection EvaluationCollection Development and Performance Measurement by Philip CalvertIntegrating the Activities of Librarians and Paraprofessional Workers in Evaluating Academic Library Collections by Sheila S. IntnerElectronic Document Delivery and Resource PreservationElectronic Document Delivery Services and Their Impact on Collection Management by Graham P. CornishThe Preservation of Electronic Records: What Do We Do Next? by Ross HarveyOrganization and Budgeting for Collection ManagementStaffing and Organization for Collection Development in a New Century by Bonita BryantBudgeting for Information Resources: Current Trends and Future Directions by William Fisher and Barbara G. LeonardCooperative Collection Development and ManagementThe Axioms, Barriers and Components of Cooperative Collection Development by Richard J. WoodCooperation is the Future of Collection Management and Development: OhioLINK and CIC by Gay N. DannellyCooperative Collection Development: Compelling Theory, Inconseqential Results? by Dan C. HazenThe Recent LiteratureSelected Review of the Literature on Collection Development and Collection Management, 1990-1995 by Ruth H. MillerIndex

G.E. GORMAN is Director of the Centre for Information Studies at Charles Sturt University-Riverina. His special interest is in the areas of collection development, collection management, and research methods. He is the author of several textbooks in these areas, and of more than 70 articles in such journals as Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, Libri, Serials Librarian, Asian Libraries, Australian Library Review, and Australian Academic and Research Libraries. He is also the author of Theological and Religious Reference Materials: General Resources and Biblical Studies (1984), Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Systematic Theology and Church History (1985), and Theological and Religious Reference Materials: Practical Theology (1986), all published by Greenwood Press.RUTH H. MILLER is Coordinator for Collection Development and Access in the Library at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. She was previously Head of the Department of Collection Development and Preservation at Cunningham Memorial Library, Indiana State University. Her articles have appeared in Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory, College and Research Libraries, Library Resources and Technical Services, and other professional journals.

• Introduction by G.E. GormanThe Future for Collection ManagementCollection Development and Scholarly Communication in the 21st Century: From Collection Management to Content Management by John M. Budd and Bart M. HarloeThe Technological Contribution to Collection ManagementThe Internet and Collection Management in Academic Libraries: Opportunities and Challenges by Thomas E. NisongerCollection Management and Integrated Library Systems by Mary F. Cassery and Anne C. CilibertiSelection of Materials in an Electronic EnvironmentCollection Development Policies and Electronic Information Resources by Peggy JohnsonThe Role of Selection in Collection Development: Past, Present and Future by William S. MonroeFuture Practices in Collection EvaluationCollection Development and Performance Measurement by Philip CalvertIntegrating the Activities of Librarians and Paraprofessional Workers in Evaluating Academic Library Collections by Sheila S. IntnerElectronic Document Delivery and Resource PreservationElectronic Document Delivery Services and Their Impact on Collection Management by Graham P. CornishThe Preservation of Electronic Records: What Do We Do Next? by Ross HarveyOrganization and Budgeting for Collection ManagementStaffing and Organization for Collection Development in a New Century by Bonita BryantBudgeting for Information Resources: Current Trends and Future Directions by William Fisher and Barbara G. LeonardCooperative Collection Development and ManagementThe Axioms, Barriers and Components of Cooperative Collection Development by Richard J. WoodCooperation is the Future of Collection Management and Development: OhioLINK and CIC by Gay N. DannellyCooperative Collection Development: Compelling Theory, Inconseqential Results? by Dan C. HazenThe Recent LiteratureSelected Review of the Literature on Collection Development and Collection Management, 1990-1995 by Ruth H. MillerIndex