Bibliography of Library History, 1990-2022

Garner, Jane. “Australian Prison Libraries: A Study Of Existing Knowledge And Recent Findings”. Journal Of The Australian Library & Information Association 66, no. 4. Journal Of The Australian Library & Information Association (2017): 331-343.

Lyons, Martyn. Australian Readers Remember: An Oral History Of Reading, 1890-1930. Melbourne, Australia: Oxford University Press, 1992.

Whitehead, Paul Alister. “Austro-German Printed Sources Of Instrumental Ensemble Music, 1630 To 1700”. University of Pennsylvania, 1996.

Dooley, Allan C. Author And Printer In Victorian England. Charlottesville, VA: University Press of Virginia, 1992.

Temple, Kathryn Doris. “The Author In Public: Literary Scandals, Legal Regulation, And National Identity In Eighteenth-Century Britain”. University of Virginia, 1994.

Rose, Mark. Authors And Owners: The Invention Of Copyright. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1993.

Lindenbaum, Peter. “Authors And Publishers In The Late Seventeenth Century: New Evidence On Their Relations”. The Library 17, no. September. The Library (1995): 250-261.

Skelton-Foord, Christopher. “Authorship, Commerce And The Public: Scenes Of Writing”. In Economics, Expertise, Enterprise And The Literary Scene: The Commercial Management Ethos In British Circulating Libraries, 1780-1830, 136-152. Economics, Expertise, Enterprise And The Literary Scene: The Commercial Management Ethos In British Circulating Libraries, 1780-1830. Basingstoke, England: Palgrave, 2002.

Terry, James L. “Automated Library Systems: A History Of Constraints And Opportunities”. Advances In Librarianship 22. Advances In Librarianship (1998): 21-38.

Iwe, Josephine I. “Automating Library Processes In The University Of Calabar”. Information Development 16. Information Development (2000): 29-33.

Malone, Cheryl Knott. “Autonomy And Accommodation: Houston's Colored Carnegie Library, 1907-1922”. Libraries & Culture 34, no. Spring. Libraries & Culture (1999): 95-112.

Decobert, Laurence, and Denis Herlin, eds.. Aux Origines Des Collections Musicales De La Bibliothèque Nationale De France (1680-1815). Collectionner La Musique = Collecting Music. Vol. 5. Collectionner La Musique = Collecting Music. Paris, France: Bibliothèque Nationale de France, 2023.

Kwasitsu, Lishi. “The Availability And Use Of Books In Libraries In Nineteenth-Century Bendigo, Australia”. Libraries & Culture 27, no. 2. Libraries & Culture (1992): 143-176.

Sineux, Michel. “Avatars De La Musique Dans Les Bibliotheques: Perspective Historique”. Bulletin Des Bibliotheques De France. Bulletin Des Bibliotheques De France (2002): 28-33.

O'Donnell, James Joseph. Avatars Of The Word: From Papyrus To Cyberspace. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1998.

Intrator, Miriam. “Avenues Of Intellectual Resistance In The Ghetto Theresienstadt: Escape Through The Ghetto Central Library, Reading, Storytelling And Lecturing”. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2003.

Intrator, Miriam. “Avenues Of Intellectual Resistance In The Ghetto Theresienstadt: Escape Through The Central Library, Books, And Reading”. Libri. Libri (2004): 237-46.

Kerr, Donald Jackson. Awakening A Curate's Library: The Rev. William Arderne Shoults (1839-1887): His Life, His Book Collection, And His Legacy To New Zealand. Melbourne, Australia: The Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand, 2022.

Johanningsmeier, Charles. “The Awakening And American Libraries: An Update”. Studies In American Naturalism Library & Information History 8. Studies In American Naturalism Library & Information History (2013): 236-48.

Jones, Jr., Plummer Alston. “The Awakening Of The Social Conscience: Jane Maud Campbell, 1869-1947”. The Library Quarterly 82. The Library Quarterly (2012): 305-35.

Kilpatrick, James. “Axel Lodewycks And The Baillieu Library 1959-73”. Australian Academic & Research Libraries 29, no. March. Australian Academic & Research Libraries (1998): 51-56.

Thomson, Erik. “Axel Oxenstierna And Books”. Sixteenth Century Journal 38. Sixteenth Century Journal (2007): 705-729.

Thomson, Erik. “Axel Oxenstierna And Books”. Sixteenth Century Journal. Sixteenth Century Journal (2007): 705-729.

Nwagwu, Williams E., and Bosire Onyancha. “Back To The Beginning—The Journal Is Dead, Long Live Science”. Journal Of Academic Librarianship 41. Journal Of Academic Librarianship (2015): 669-679.

Rose, Jonathan. “Back To The Future Of Library History”. Information & Culture 54, no. 1. Information & Culture (2019): 27-32.