Swapping gossip, swapping profit: the book barter economy in the early modern Low Countries

2024-8-1

Access, restrictions, and readership in early modern parish libraries

2024-8-1

Books and borrowing: agents, access, and accountability, <i>c.</i> 1600–1850

2024-8-1

Building the Bürgerbibliothek: donating to the Zurich citizens’ library in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries

2024-8-1

The Grindlay bequest: acquisitions and childhood reading practices at the Royal High School, Edinburgh, 1770–1830

2024-8-1

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2024-7-25

Katherine Birkwood and Eve Lacey

2024-7-25

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2024-7-25

The dispersal of monastic libraries in the early nineteenth century: Buxheim and Karakallou

2024-7-25

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2024-4-1

Editorial

2024-4-1

Prototyping expert systems in reference services (1980–2000): experimentation, success, disillusionment, and legacy

2024-4-1

Katherine Birkwood and Eve Lacey

2024-4-1

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2024-4-1

<i>I Give These Books: The History of Yale University Library 1656–2022</i>, by David Alan Richards

2024-4-1

Mid-century opportunism in the book market: Newberry librarians in Europe

2024-4-1

Encyclopaedias in newspapers in British colonial America and the early United States

2024-4-1

<i>Teaching the History of the Book</i>, edited by Matteo Pangallo and Emily B. Todd

2024-4-1

<i>How the Secularization of Religious Houses Transformed the Libraries of Europe, 16th–19th Centuries</i> (<i>Bibliologia</i> 63), edited by Cristina Dondi, Dorit Raines, and Richard Sharpe

2023-12-1

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2023-12-1

A Seven Forces Model View of contemporary information

2023-12-1

‘A very good field in which to operate’: patent literature and the post-war information industry

2023-12-1

Katherine Birkwood and Eve Lacey

2023-12-1

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2023-12-1

<i>The Books that Made the European Enlightenment: A History in 12 Case Studies</i>, by Gary Kates

2023-12-1

Editorial

2023-12-1

‘A reading people’: mapping the personal libraries of prominent British Methodists

2023-8-1

<i>The Filing Cabinet: A Vertical History of Information</i>, by Craig Robertson

2023-8-1

The role of Halkevi libraries in the early Turkish Republic

2023-8-1

Editorial

2023-8-1

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2023-8-1

<i>Speaking Volumes: Books with Histories</i>, by David Pearson

2023-8-1

Katherine Birkwood and Eve Lacey

2023-8-1

<i>Awakening a Curate’s Library: The Rev. William Arderne Shoults (1839–1887): His Life, His Book Collection, and His Legacy to New Zealand</i>, by Donald Jackson Kerr

2023-8-1

Rethinking a Danish information state: information in the trading zone

2023-7-26

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2023-7-26

Front matter

2023-4-1

Tracing the history of discourses on professionalism in the ‘sister professions’ of librarianship and social work in the United States

2023-4-1

‘Correct provision can be made for their wants’: the reading rooms of the Santa Fe Railroad

2023-4-1

The ‘group scheme’: modernisation, regionalisation, and the origins of rural public library service in British Columbia and Saskatchewan in the 1930s

2023-4-1

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2023-4-1

Katherine Birkwood and Eve Lacey

2023-4-1

<i>Bibliophobia: the End and the Beginning of the Book</i>, by Brian Cummings

2023-4-1

<i>The Minute Book of the Bristol Library Society, 1771–1801</i>, by Max Skjönsberg and Mark Towsey (eds.)

2023-4-1

<i>Along Came Google: A History of Library Digitization</i>, by Deanna Marcum and Roger C. Schonfeld

2023-4-1

The Pasts and Futures of the Library Conference: themed issue for <i>Library &amp; Information History</i>

2023-4-1

<i>A History and Catalogue of the Lindsay Library, 1570–1792: the Story of ‘Some Bonie Litle Bookes’</i>, by Kelsey Jackson Williams, Jane Stevenson, and William Zachs

2022-12-1

Analysing an eighteenth-century Irish booklist, Part 2: the present state of somewhere else

2022-12-1

<i>The Restraint of the Press in England, 1660–1715: The Communication of Sin</i>, by Alex W. Barber

2022-12-1

<i>Reading, Wanting and Broken Economics: A Twenty-First-Century Study of Readers and Bookshops in Southampton around 1900</i>, by Simon R. Frost

2022-12-1