donderdag 13 augustus 2009

[NEDBIB-L] ISS neemt bibliotheekcollectie Bernard van Leer Foundation over

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> Library Collections Bernard van Leer Foundation relocated to the
> International Institute of Social Studies
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> The Bernard van Leer Foundation donated their collection of literature
> on early childhood development and child rights to the Library of the
> International Institute of Social Studies in Den Haag.
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> On Monday 20 July the formal handover took place and was attended by
> Anne Bergsma (Head BvLF Resource Center), Lisa Jordan (Executive
> Director BvLF and alumna ISS), Michel Wesseling and ISS Library staff.
> The publications will be included as a part of the permanent
> collection of the ISS library. As a result, the publications will be
> integrated in the Dutch Union Catalogue, making them visible not only
> through the ISS catalogue, but also via the national PiCarta system
> and the global WorldCat.
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> " I am happy that the materials found their new home at ISS and more
> particularly that they are now available for all researchers in the
> domain of early childhood development and child rights through the
> Dutch PiCarta and global WorldCat.org services", says Anne Bergsma,
> departing librarian at the Van Leer Foundation.
> "The materials complete our collections on these topics and ad unique
> value to the Dutch research community. Some 400 of the around 2.500
> titles were not available in any university library in our country.",
> says Michel Wesseling, Head of Library and IT Services at the ISS,
> "and can now be obtained via the interlibrary loan services".
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> The Bernard van Leer Foundation funds and shares knowledge about work
> in early childhood development and child rights. Other publications on
> early childhood development can be download or ordered free of charge
> through the website. www.bernardvanleer.org
> <http://www.bernardvanleer.org>
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> ISS (the International Institute of Social Studies of the Erasmus
> University Rotterdam) is an international graduate school of
> policy-oriented critical social science. It brings together students
> and teachers from the Global South and the North in a European
> environment. Established in 1952 as the International Institute of
> Social Studies by Dutch universities and the Netherlands Ministry of
> Education it does research, teaching and public service in the field
> of development studies and international cooperation. www.iss.nl
> <http://www.iss.nl/> Contact: wesseling@iss.nl
> <mailto:wesseling@iss.nl>, tel. +31704260447
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zie ook:
http://www.iss.nl/News/Library-Collections-Bernard-van-Leer-Foundation-relocated-to-the-International-Institute-of-Social-Studies

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