The December 2014 Issue of IFLA Journal Now Available Online

IFLA Journal is published by the International Federation of Library Associations. The complete issue (Volume 40 Number 4; December 2014) is available online (free) in a single PDF file.

In This Issue

Editorial
Forty Years On
by Stephen Parker
Article
A brief history of the IFLA Journal
Jerry W. Mansfield
WLIC Conference, Lyon, 2014
Lyon Declaration on Access to Information and Development
Presidential Address by IFLA President Sinikka Sipila to the IFLA World Library and Information Congress, 80th IFLA General Conference and Assembly, 2014, Lyon, France
Articles
London pride in context: Treasures and the library treasures volume in Britain today 244
by Karen Attar
How library and information science academic administrators perceive e-learning in LIS schools: A qualitative analysis
by Md. Shiful Islam, Susumu Kunifuji, Motoki Miura and Tessai Hayama
The experience of Korean academic librarianship: A phenomenological study
by Kaetrena Davis Kendrick
Information literacy in Zanzibar universities: Current situation and the way forward 280
by Abbas Mohamed Omar, Haji Ali Haji and Khamis Hamad Mwitumbe
Micronesian libraries and archives: A review of the literature
by Christopher R.R. Todd
The development of library and information science in China (1840–2009)
by Yao Zhang
Information evaluation and the individual’s cognitive state: Some insights from a study of British teenaged users
by Andrew K. Shenton, Alison J. Pickard and Andrew Johnson
Library adoption of knowledge management using Web 2.0: A new paradigm for libraries
by Md. Anwarul Islam, Naresh Kumar Agarwal and Mitsuru Ikeda

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