Electronic Records Research 1997: Resource Materials

Bibliography on Electronic Records

Compiled by Kimberly Barata

The following bibliography, supplementing the earlier bibliography compiled by Richard J. Cox, Readings in Archives and Electronic Records: Annotated Bibliography and Analysis of the Literature, [Entry #145] represents the working files for the University of Pittsburgh's Recordkeeping Functional Requirements Project. It is not a comprehensive bibliography. However, unlike its predecessor, many valuable unpublished writings, some of which fall into the category of gray literature, have been incorporated.

All of the entries have been annotated -- primarily by the compiler. Although, in cases where a publication provides either an abstract or suitable summary, the original abstract or summary has been reproduced and is noted as being a reproduction. In an attempt to facilitate use of these materials, the bibliography is divided into thirteen topical sections, as reflected in the following Table of Contents:

1. Archives and Records Management: Theory, Principles, and Practices
   
2. Education and Professional Issues
   
3. Organizations and Business Processes
   
4. Records and Recordness
   
5. Document Management and Metadata
   
6. Creation and Appraisal Issues
   
7. Maintenance and Preservation Issues
   
8. Use: Reference, Access, FOI, and Legal Issues
   
9. New Archival Methods and Strategies
   
10. Technology: Systems Design, Standards, and New Developments
    
11. Case Studies
    
12. Policies and Guidelines
    
13. Bibliographies

Last Modified: 9/18/96