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distributed print depositories / consortial print repositories for JSTOR volumes
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- From: "Kemp, Rebecca" <kempr@uncw.edu>
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 17:23:06 EST
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*Apologies for cross-posting* Hello, everyone-I am trying to find out about any cooperative initiatives that may exist to house print volumes that are available in JSTOR or other online platforms (but I'm particularly interested in JSTOR). Two kinds of efforts I've learned of are distributed print depositories, such as the initiative involving CRL, Michigan State University, UIUC, and Yale; and centralized consortial repositories, such as the ReCAP project of Columbia, Princeton, and NYPL. Does anyone know of any other programs? Are there any state-wide repository initiatives in the works anywhere? I have not yet done an exhaustive literature / Google search, but I thought I'd ask for leads. I am happy to report back on what I find. Rebecca Kemp Serials Supervisor Librarian W.M. Randall Library University of North Carolina Wilmington Wilmington, NC 28403 kempr@uncw.edu
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