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Annual Review of Information Science and Technology
Edited by Blaise Cronin
Since 1966, ARIST has been continuously at the cutting edge in contributing a useful and comprehensive view of the broad
field of information science and technology. ARIST reviews numerous topics within the field and ultimately
provides this annualsource of ideas, trends, and references to the literature. The series encompasses the entire field in all its aspects, and topics for the annual volume are
selected on the basis of timeliness and an assessment of reader interest. Contents of Volume 36:
- Scholarly Communication and Bibliometrics, by Christine L. Borgman and Jonathan Furner
- Collaboratories, by Thomas A. Finholt
- Computer Mediated Communication on the Internet, by Susan C. Herring
- Organizational Knowledge and Communities of Practice, by Elisabeth Davenport and Hazel Hall
- Discovering Information in Context, by Paul Solomon
- Data Mining, by Gerald Benoît
- Intelligence, Information Technology, and Information Warfare, by Philip H. J. Davies
- Competitive Intelligence, by Pierrette Bergeron and Christine A. Hiller
- Theorizing Information for Information Science, by Ian Cornelius
- Social Informatics: Perspectives, Examples, Trends, by Steve Sawyer and Kristin Eschenfelder
- Intellectual Capital, by Herbert W. Snyder and Jennifer Buerk Pierce
- Digital Libraries, by Edward A. Fox and Shalini R. Urs
- Health Informatics, by Marie Russell and J. Michael Brittain
2002/hardbound
ISBN: 1-57387-131-1
ASIST Members $79.95 • Non-Members $99.95
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