'Finding and Bridging Knowledge Gaps via Grey Literature'
Forthcoming - TGJ Volume 13, Number 2, Summer 2017
Contents ISSN 1574-1796
Editor's Note
The GreyLit Report: Understanding the Challenges of Finding Grey Literature
Danielle Aloia and Robin Naughton, The New York Academy of Medicine Library (USA)
Looking for Information that is Not Easy to Find: An Inventory of LibGuides in Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Devoted to Grey Literature
Marcus Vaska, Alberta Health Services and Rosvita Vaska, University of Calgary (Canada)
Bridging the Knowledge Gaps: What Grey Literature does for the Library of Congress' Indigenous Law Portal
Carla Davis-Castro, Library of Congress (USA)
Transition to Open Access and its implications on Grey Literature Resources
Snježana Ćirković, Austrian Academic Library Consortium (Austria)
Collecting, organizing, and preserving diverse publication sources for the good of one community archive: Legal challenges and recommendations
Andrea Copeland, Indiana University at Indianapolis, IUPUI; Tomas Lipinski, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee; and Kyle Jones, IUPUI (USA)
The recent improvements on circulation of research results at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Satomi Inagaki, Misa Hayakawa, Naomi Ebisawa, Mayuki Gonda, Takashi Nozawa, and Keizo Itabashi, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, JAEA (Japan)
ON THE NEWS FRONT
GL19 Program - Nineteenth International Conference on Grey Literature,
23-24 October 2017 in Rome, Italy
GL19 Call for Posters - 'Public Awareness and Access to Grey Literature'
Submissions close on 25 September 2017
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