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Canadians Use a Bilingual Union Catalog as an Online Public Catalog

Nancy Brodie

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ANONLINE CATALOG in use in the Canadian federal government is based on the DOBIS library management system, and end users in several federal libraries access this catalog. There are special aspects of this use which have not been widely addressed in the literature on online public

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ANONLINE CATALOG in use in the Canadian federal government is based on the DOBIS library management system, and end users in several federal libraries access this catalog. There are special aspects of this use which have not been widely addressed in the literature on online public

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ANONLINE CATALOG in use in the Canadian federal government is based on the DOBIS library management system, and end users in several federal libraries access this catalog. There are special aspects of this use which have not been widely addressed in the literature on online public

Key concepts: Union catalog, Humanities, Political science, Soviet union, Public access, Library science, Art, Public administration

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