Archivum the Journal of the International Council on Archives [articles in English]
Vol. XLV, 2000 The profile of the Archivist: Promotion of Awareness
Historical Challenges and Archivists’ Responses. Hungary, 1945-2000 – Lajos Körmendy. Pages 41-53
Archives and Government at a European Level – Patrick Cadell. Pages 57-63
The Repository of Memory: The Historical Evolution of Italy’s Administrative Archives – Guido Melis. Pages 81-93
Managing Public Sector Financial Records for Good Government in Sub-Saharan Africa – Pino Akotia. Pages 97-114
Serving the Administrator: The Archivist in the New Millennium – Masisi Lekaukau. Pages 119-124
Myths, Apologetics and Ethics in Zionist and Israeli Historiography: the Archival Impact – Moshe Mossek. Pages 127-134
Redressing Apartheid-Engendered Social Ills a Core Archival Function? Transformation and the Public Archivist in a Post-Apartheid South Africa – Ethel Kriger. Pages 137-149
Initiatives to Safeguard Judicial Archives and the Prospects for Citizens – Floretta Rolleri & Paola Miglietta. Pages 155-159
Privacy and Historical Research in Italy – Paola Carucci. Pages 161-166
A Historian’s Reflections on the Future of Archives – Luciano Osbat. Pages 199-214
Cuckoo in the Nest or Welcome Addition to the Archival Family? The UK Public Services Quality Group (PSQG) for Archives and Local Studies – Chris Pickford. Pages 219-230
The Family Records Centre: Government Joins-uo-p to Serve the Family History Researcher – Iain Watt. Pages 233-246
Archives and Educational Activities: Debate and Initiatives in the Italian Archives – Francesca Cavazzana Romanelli. Pages 267-282
The National Archives Digital Classroom – Lee Ann Potter. Pages 303-306
Vol. XLIV, 1999 Basic Archival Problems: Strategies for Development
The Importance of legislation in Archival Development: the Belize Experience – Charles Gibson. Pages 73-81
The Swiss-Eritrean Cooperation in Records and Archives Management – Matthias Manz. Pages 113-122
A Challenge to Archival Development and Archival Science in Japan – Professor Masahito Ando. Pages 139-151
The Role of Conservation and Preservation in the Archives of Developing Countries: Observations Based on Missions to Kenya, Uganda and Vietnam – Jonathan Rhys-Lewis. Pages 157-167
Preservation Microfilming Programme at the National Archives of Singapore – Pit Kuan Wah. Pages 183-195
Support to Archives in the Developing Countries – Cecilia Söderman. Pages 213-217
Canadian International Development Assistance in the Field of Archives and Records Management – Rosemary Murray-Lachapelle. Pages 221-231
Vol. XLIII, 1997 Proceedings of the 13th International Congress on Archives, 1996
Archives at the End of the Century: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead – Michael Swift. Pages 15-28
International Archival Cooperation Since the Brussels Congress in 1910 – Jan van den Broek. Pages 31-62
Structures for International Co-operation in the Archival Field – Axel Plathe. Pages 77-90
Co-operation in Crisis: International Actions to Save Archives – Vladimir Petrovich Tarasov. Pages 91-97
Continuity and Change in Archives Legislation, Institutions and infrastructures – Wang Dejun. Pages 113-135
From Medieval Erudition to Information Management: The Evolution of the Archival Profession – Edward Higgs. Pages 136-144
Archival Expansion Outside the Traditional Government Field – Lars Rumar. Pages 145-149
The Physical Archives and the Virtual Archives – David Bearman. Pages 150-167
Archives in the Post-Custodial World: Interaction of Archival Theory and Practice Since the Publication of the Dutch Manual in 1898 – Terry Cook. Pages 191-214
An Assessment for Archival Literature – Huiling Feng. Pages 215-223
The Principle of Provenance: Should it Remain the Bedrock of the Profession? – Antonella Mulè. Pages 233-256
Archival Science: National and Cultural Traditions or International Discipline? – U.O.A. Esse. Pages 257-267
Preserving Television Transmissions: Strategies for Acquisition, Appraisal, Storage and Use – Habibah Zon Yahya. Pages 310-316
Resources and Technology – Opportunities and Illusions – Steve Stuckey. Pages 317-319
International Research: Appraisal and Preservation of Scientific Databases – Kenneth Thibodeau. Pages 320-329
Getting your Drivers Licence on the Electronic Highway. Archival Education in the age of Transnational Data Communication – Theo H.P.M. Thomassen. Pages 330-340
Vol. XLII, 1996 Memory of the World at Risk. Archives destroyed, Archives Reconstituted
Archival Losses and Their Impact on the Work of Archivists and Historians – Leopold Auer. Pages 1-10
“Memory of the World” – Report on Destroyed and Damaged Archives – Joan van Albada. Pages 11-110
Records at Risk Kept at the Chinese Archival Repositories – Xu Yuqing. Pages 111-117
The Destruction of the Public Record Office of Ireland in 1922: Disaster and Recovery – Philomena Connolly. Pages 135-146
The Destruction and Reconstruction of Archives: The Case of Poland – Andrzej Biernat. Pages 147-155
War Damage Suffered by the State Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Matko Kovačević. Pages 181-186
Disaster Prevention: Facing up to Risks – the ICA Committee on Disaster Prevention. Pages 283-297
The Role of Microfilming in the Preservation and Reconstitution of Documents – Steven W. Blodgett. Pages 299-310
“Archives for Millennia” – A Strategy to Inform Future Societies about Nuclear Waste Repositories – Arne Fryksén. Pages 323-334
The Importance of Legislation in Preventing the Destruction of Archives: the Case of the United kingdom – Elisabeth K. Berry. Pages 335-344
Strategies for Survival – Helen Forde. Pages 345-359
Vol. XLI – 1996 Archival Legislation 1981-1994 (L-Z)
[each country is listed and an update given, plus previous volume numbers. Those in English are as follows:]
Lesotho. Page 7
Lithuania. Pages 9-12
Malaysia. Pages 19-21
Malta. Pages 22-24
Namibia. Pages 32-37
Netherlands. Pages 38-43
New Zealand. Pages 44-47
Nigeria. Pages 51-61
Norway. Pages 62-63
Pakistan. Pages 65-67
Papua New Guinea. Pages 69-76
Philippines. Pages 88-93
Singapore. Pages 145-150
Sudan. Pages 182-186
Sweden. Pages 187-201
Turkey. Pages 225-232
United Kingdom. Pages 234-239
United States of America. Pages 240-256
Yugoslavia. Pages 261-266
Zimbabwe. Pages 268-272
International Organisations:
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Pages 275-281
International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT).Pages 282-286
United Nations (UN). Pages 287-293
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Pages 294-301
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Pages 302-306
United National Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Pages 307-314
World Bank. Pages 315-327
World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Pages 328-330
Vol. XL – 1995 Archival Legislation 1981-1994 (A-K)
[each country is listed and an update given, plus previous volume numbers. Those in English are as follows:]
Australia. Pages 19-44
Bangladesh. Pages 48-51
Barbados. Pages 52-53
Belarus. Page 54
China. Pages 111-115
Cook Islands. Pages 129-130
Cyprus. Pages 152-156
Denmark. Pages 169-179
Finland. Pages 191-199
Ghana. Pages 280-281
Iceland. Pages 295-299
India. Pages 300-301
Indonesia. Pages 302-305
Ireland. Pages 306-315
Jamaica. Pages 330-333
Japan. Pages 334-335
Kenya. Pages 336-337
Vol. XXXIX – 1994 Proceedings of the 12th International Congress on Archives, 1992
Fundamental Principles for a Global Approach to Archives and Records Management – Frank B. Evans. Pages 47-50
The Retention Schedule in the Integrated Management of Records – Terrence Eastward. Pages 52-56
Development and Application of Records Retention and Disposition Schedules – Ralph Westington. Pages 57-62
Protection and Integrity: The Archivist’s Identity and Professionalism – Liv Mykland. Pages 99-109
The Government Archivist in the Information Age – Lawrence I. Mwangi. Pages 134-140
The Special Media Archivist: A Crisis of Identity – Magdaléna Cséve & Zoltá Bódi. Pages 141-148
The Media Archivist – Peter Dusek. Pages 149-153
Standardizing Archival Practices: a Tool for the Information Age – Richard J. Cox. Pages 165-179
Standardizing Archival Terminology – Leopold Auer. Pages 180-186
Standardizing Archival Description – Kent M. Haworth. Pages 187-199
Models for Fostering the Development of Standard Practices Within a Region or a Particular Country – Maria Guercio. Pages 200-209
RAMP Studies: Their Present and Future Direction as a Tool to Foster the Standardization of Practices on an International Level – Premadasa Manamperi. Pages 235-240
Information Technology Standards: Tools for the Archivist – Sue Gavrel. Pages 241-250
Designing the Archival Education Curriculum: What Experiences from What Disciplines, Why and How? – Gabriel O. Alegbeleye. Pages 284-296
Development of Research Programs – Ann E. Pederson. Pages 312-359
Current Archival Education at the Dutch Archives School – Robbert-Jan Hageman. Pages 364-365
Archival Studies in Czechoslovakia – Veronika Emlerova. Pages 368-369
Archival Systems – James G. Parker. Pages 396-404
Co-ordination of United Nations Information Systems – Jacques Lemoine. Pages 405-420
Plan of Action for Libraries in the European Community – Vicente Parajon Collada. Pages 421-431
Learning from a Museum Experience – Peter S. Homulos. Pages 440-448
Seizing the Opportunity: Archivists in the Information Age – Charles M. Dollar. Pages 449-455
Comments on “The Place of Training in the Development of Profession” by Paola Carucci – Bryan Corbett. Pages 496-499
Continuing Professional Education and the Archival Profession – Theo H.P.M. Thomassen. Pages 506-513
Continuing Professional Education in Archives in China – Ding Zhimin. Pages 514-519
Columbus Revisited: the Status of Archival Research Around the World in 1992 – David B. Gracy. Pages 520-525
The State of Research in Archival Science – César Guttiérez Muñoz. Pages 530-532
Vol. XXXVIII – 1992 International Directory of Archives
[Lists major national and regional archive institutions in each country]
Vol. XXXVII – 1992 Archives and Genealogical Sciences
The Teaching of Genealogy – Cecil Humphrey-Smith. Pages 130-139
International Activities and Services of the Genealogical Society of Utah – Kahlile Mehr. Pages 148-1157
The Canadian Heraldic System: Honouring Heraldic and Cultural Inheritance – R.D. Watt. Pages 177-188
Genealogy and Oral Tradition: the Case of Iceland – Olafur Asgeirsson. Pages 189-192
Genealogy in China – Zizhi Feng. Pages 193-199
Vol. XXXVI – 1990
International Bibliography of Directories and Guides to Archival Repositories
Vol. XXXV Proceedings of the 11th International Congress on Archives, 1988
Radio and Television Recordings as Archival Materials – Christopher H. Roads. Pages 75-81
Machine-Readable Records as Archival Materials – Trudy Huskamp Peterson. Pages 83-88
Microforms as Archival Materials – Maya I. Burmova-Velčeva & Janna S. Kraičeva. Pages 89-93
Specific Problems in Tropical Countries – Eric Turner. Pages 153-157
Technological Options for Developing Countries – Zizhi Feng. Pages 159-162
International Technical Cooperation – Maria Pia Rinaldi Mariani. Pages 163-167
Personnel Resource Development in Archives: Present Status and Future Development – R.K. Perti. Pages 173-176
Exploitation of New Archival Materials – Eric Ketelaar. Pages 189-199
Cost and Financing of Research – John Herstad. Pages 205-209
Legal Problems of Access to Machine-Readable Archives – Claes Gränström. Pages219-227
Vol. XXXIV – 1988 Professional Training of Archivists
Professional Training of Archivists in the USSR – Y.N. Afanasyev. Pages 1-11
An Introduction to Archives Education in China – Chen Zhao Wu. Pages 13-16
Information Technology: a Challenge to Training – Michael Cook. Pages 17-33
The Organization and Status of Archival Training: an Historical Perspective – Frank B. Evans. Pages 75-91
Training in Conservation – Y.P. Kathpalia. Pages 105-112
New Media Require Specialized Archivists. Training and Education for Audiovisual Archives – Wolfgang Klaue. Pages 113-123
Archive Training in Developing Countries: Africa – Steve Mwiyeriwa. Pagers 167-182
Training of Business Archivists – Pirkko Rastas. Pages 183-190
Vol. XXXIII – 1988 International Directory of Archives
[Lists major national and regional archive institutions in each country]
Vol. XXXII – 1986 Proceedings of the 10th International Congress on Archives, 1984
An Expansion of Archival Functions: the Handling of Oral Sources – Lily Tan. Pages88-96
The Use of Management Techniques and Technical Resources in Response to the Challenges Facing Modern Archives – Michael swift. Pages 119-134
The Application of Business Management techniques in Archives – Australian Experience – Colin Pitson. Pages 135-143
The Automation of Archival Finding Aids – Dr James E. O’Neill. Pages 143-148
Management of a Conservation programme – Dr R.K. Perti. Pages 148-150
Management of Smaller (Local) Archival Institutions – Marijan Rastić. Pages 151-155
Combined Library and Archival Training Schools. A Commentary on Recent Trends – Michael Cook. Pages 196-203
The Rôle of Associations of Archivists in Continuing Training – Johannes-Petrus Sigmond. Pages 203-206
A Joint Microfilming Project: Records of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland – P.C. Mazikana. Pages 273-277
The South Asia Microfilm Exchange Programmes of the India Office Library and records – John M. Sims. Pages 284-287
Exchange of Microfilms: a Survey of Experiences and unused Possibilities – Dr Ben J. Slot. Pages 287-291
Sharing Records of Mutual Archival Concern to the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States of America – Robert Wolfe. Pages 292-302
