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A barometer of “unmet demand”: Interlibrary loans analysis and monographic acquisitions
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REVIEW OF THE MATHEMATICAL PAPERS OF THE LATE MR. MICHAEL ROBERTS
MR. ROBERTS was the eldest son of Michael Roberts, Esq., of Kilmoney Abbey, near Carrigaline, in the county of Cork. He and his twin brother, Mr. William Roberts, were born at Kilmoney, on the ioth…
Owning Financialization
In the Notes from the Editors of the January 2019 issue of Monthly Review, the editors commented on a blog post by Michael Roberts on the term financialization. In the first part of this short…
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Implementing e-journal access: two perspectives from Scotland
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A comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journal services is presented, based on these libraries' experience in common of mounting their own local services.
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The impact of the current e‐journal marketplace on university library budget structures: some Glasgow experiences
This paper examines the pressures being exerted on university library budget structures by consortial licence agreements and “big deal” arrangements. Particular reference is made to developments at…
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Correspondence of John Wallis (1616–1703), Vol. 4: 1672–April 1675
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Roberts, Michael. Oral History Project. Tape 186. Wickremasinghe, Dr S.A. 1 July 1967.
Roberts, Michael. Oral History Project. Tape 34. Goonesinha, A.E. 12 May 1966
Roberts, Michael. Oral History Project. Tape 242. Keuneman, Pieter 24 September 1967.
Roberts, Michael. Oral History Project . Tape 22. Amerasinghe, S.F. 18 August, 1966.
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