October 2015 Issue of IFLA Journal Now Available Online, Special Issue on Cultural Heritage

The complete IFLA Journal (Volume 41, No.3; October 2015) is available online (108 pages; PDF). This issue focuses on cultural heritage.
IFLA Journal is published by the International Federation of Library Associations.
Contents
Guest editorial

• IFLA Journal special issue on Cultural Heritage 191
  Douwe Drijfhout and Tanja de Boer

Articles

• Indigenous cultural heritage preservation: A review essay with ideas for the future
  Loriene Roy

• The digital library in the re-inscription of African cultural heritage
  Dale Peters, Matthias Brenzinger, Renate Meyer, Amanda Noble and Niklas Zimmer

• Storing and sharing wisdom and traditional knowledge in the library
  Brooke M. Shannon and Jenny S. Bossaller

• The challenges of reconstructing cultural heritage: An international digital collaboration
  Rachel Heuberger, Laura E. Leone and Renate Evers

• Born fi dead? Special collections and born digital heritage, Jamaica
  Cherry-Ann Smart

• Digitization of Indian manuscripts heritage: Role of the National Mission for Manuscripts
  Jyotshna Sahoo and Basudev Mohanty

• Preserving digital heritage: At the crossroads of Trust and Linked Open Data
  Iryna Solodovnik and Paolo Budroni

• The Universal Procedure for Library Assessment: A statistical model for condition surveys of special collections in libraries
  Sam Capiau, Marijn de Valk and Eva Wuyts

• Cultural heritage digitization projects in Algeria: Case study of the National Library
  Nadjia Ghamouh and Meriem Boulahlib

• Abstracts

Direct to Full Text: IFLA Journal (Volume 41, No.3; October 2015)
108 pages; PDF.

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