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Journal of Documentation, Volume 79
Volume 79, Number 1, 2023
- Dan Wu
, Shu Fan
An exploration of ethnic minorities' needs for multilingual information access of public digital cultural services. 1-20 - Martin Muderspach Thellefsen
Domain analytical information and knowledge organization: investigating the externalist and internalist conception of information. 21-35 - Nanna Kann-Rasmussen
When librarians speak up: justifications for and legitimacy implications of librarians' engagement in social movements. 36-51 - Tomoya Igarashi
Overcoming social divisions with the public library. 52-65 - Romina Sharifpour
Large-scale analysis of query logs to profile users for dataset search. 66-85 - Maja Krtalic
The things we carry: migrants' personal collection management and use. 86-111 - Leo Appleton
The public library as public sphere: a longitudinal analysis. 112-126 - Katerina Guba, Angelika Tsivinskaya
Expert judgments versus publication-based metrics: do the two methods produce identical results in measuring academic reputation? 127-143 - Mohamed Amine Belabbes
Information overload: a concept analysis. 144-159 - Michela Montesi
Everyday information behavior during the "new normal" of the Covid-19 pandemic: approaching the notions of experiential and local knowledge. 160-182 - Robertas Damasevicius
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on researcher collaboration in business and economics areas on national level: a scientometric analysis. 183-202 - Millicent Mabi
Questioning the role of information poverty in immigrant employment acquisition: empirical evidence from African immigrants in Canada. 203-223 - Andrea Jiménez
A holistic decolonial lens for library and information studies. 224-244 - Huan Zhong
A systematic review of information practices research. 245-267
Volume 79, Number 2, 2023
- Tibor Koltay
The width and depth of literacies for tackling the COVID-19 infodemic. 269-280 - Sarah Hargreaves
Information seeking amongst informal caregivers of people with dementia: a qualitative study. 281-300 - Peter H. Reid
"Bloody amazing really": voices from Scotland's public libraries in lockdown. 301-319 - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet
What do they make us see: a comparative study of cultural bias in online databases of two large museums. 320-340 - Ryo Shiozaki
Existential dependence relations of documents in the context of preservation. 341-356 - Steven Buchanan
The information behaviours of disadvantaged young first-time mothers. 357-375 - Marika Kawamoto
Library as place: conceptual model for public libraries and their transition. 376-397 - Alex C. Urban
Mementos from digital worlds: video game photography as documentation. 398-414 - Amanda Hovious
The reader as subjective entropy: a novel analysis of multimodal readability. 415-430 - Carli V. Lowe
Promoting transformative encounters in libraries and archives. 431-441 - Xuguang Li
The mental health information needs of Chinese university students and their use of online resources: a holistic model. 442-467 - Kahina Le Louvier
A grounded theory of information exclusion and information inclusion: framing the information experience of people seeking asylum. 468-486 - Li Si
Topics and changing characteristics of knowledge organization research in the 21st century: a content analysis. 487-508 - Ina-Maria Jansson
Challenging the problem of un-democratic participation: from destruction to re-construction of heritage. 509-526
Volume 79, Number 3, 2023
- Sara Schumacher
The case for print: architecture trade journals as pedagogical tools for disciplinary knowledge. 529-545 - Amy Duxfield
Libraries in contemporary science fiction novels: uncertain futures or embedded in the fabric of society? 546-566 - Hyerim Cho
User-centered categorization of mood in fiction. 567-588 - Annelien Smets
Designing for serendipity: a means or an end? 589-607 - Yaming Fu
Understanding international users' library experience in the Digital Age - joining the behavioral and experiential aspects. 608-634 - Tim Gorichanaz
On the two conceptualizations of information experience as an object of study: a response to Yu and Liu. 635-640 - Sylvain K. Cibangu
The origins and informed uses of the terms phenomenography and phenomenology. 641-669 - Ziming Liu
The effects of social media addiction on reading practice: a survey of undergraduate students in China. 670-682 - Liangzhi Yu
Information and the understanding of objective knowledge: a phenomenological study. 683-702 - Rhiannon Stephanie Bettivia
Negotiating digital public spaces: context, purpose and audiences. 703-717 - Xinlin Yao
Beyond disclosure: the role of self-identity and context collapse in privacy management on identified social media for LGBTQ+ people. 718-742 - Carly C. Dearborn
A diplomatic-informed archival pedagogy: fostering student-centered learning environments for novice archival researchers. 743-756 - Hazel Hall
From a network model to a model network: strategies for network development to narrow the LIS research-practice gap. 757-783 - Danielle A. Morris-O'Connor
The colonization of Wikipedia: evidence from characteristic editing behaviors of warring camps. 784-810
Volume 79, Number 4, 2023
- Saqib Sheikh
Distributed records in the Rohingya refugee diaspora: Arweave and the R-Archive. 813-829 - Keith Munro
Can you feel it? The information behaviour of creative DJs. 830-846 - Iulian Vamanu
Documents as weapons: secret police files in Communist and post-Communist Romania. 847-863 - Urs A. Fichtner
The role of data sharing in survey dropout: a study among scientists as respondents. 864-879 - Rebecca D. Frank
Designated Community: uncertainty and risk. 880-897 - Franklin Gyamfi Agyemang
Becoming a competent weaver: information literacy practice of the weavers of the Bonwire Kente Centre in Ghana. 898-921 - Pranay Nangia
Contemporary spiritual seeking: understanding information interactions in contemplation and spirituality. 922-936 - Vikki C. Terrile
Gigging it in the shire: information practices of Renaissance faire performers and artisans. 937-954 - Sergio Evangelista Silva
Expanding the current tacit/explicit knowledge dichotomy encompassing situated and theoretical/normative knowledge: a phenomenological perspective. 955-972 - Jane Garner
Taking Chatman back to prison: rethinking the theory of life in the round. 973-987 - Viviane Frings-Hessami
The use of notebooks by Bangladeshi rural women to preserve information. 988-1005 - Betsy Van der Veer Martens
On thresholds: signs, symbols and significance. 1006-1026 - Boris Bosancic
Broadening the field of information. 1027-1047
Volume 79, Number 5, 2023
- Marianne Lykke
Mapping research activities and societal impact by taxonomy of indicators: uniformity and diversity across academic fields. 1049-1070 - Neville Vakharia
Knowledge management in museums: enhancing organizational performance and public value. 1071-1087 - Marcos Fragomeni Padron
A proposal of conceptual model for Brazilian popular music. 1088-1109 - Mike Thelwall
Terms in journal articles associating with high quality: can qualitative research be world-leading? 1110-1123 - Katharine Smales
Perry Starlight, Ali Orbit and Kim Cosmos' alien encounter: creating a picturebook as information for children and parents participating in research. 1124-1146 - Alison Hicks
Risky (information) business: an informational risk research agenda. 1147-1163 - Marianne Paimre
Health information behavior and related factors among Estonians aged ≥ 50 years during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1164-1181 - Rachel A. Fleming-May
Scholarly communication: a concept analysis. 1182-1208 - Jack Andersen
Centered and decentered: toward a knowledge organization perspective on social reality. 1209-1219 - Cheryl Klimaszewski
Towards a vernacular aesthetics of liking for information studies. 1220-1235 - Qiao Li
Affective memories and perceived value: motivators and inhibitors of the data search-access process. 1236-1264 - Jonathan Furner
The coverage of information science and knowledge organization in the Library of Congress Subject Headings. 1265-1284 - Iris Brun Galili
A conceptual framework for motivation factors influencing researchers' use of academic web profiles. 1285-1305
Volume 79, Number 6, 2023
- Annemaree Lloyd
Fractured academic space: digital literacy and the COVID-19 pandemic. 1309-1324 - Werner Scheltjens
Upcycling historical data collections. A paradigm for digital history? 1325-1345 - Emily Vardell
"I think sometimes the whole process is just a little bit intimidating": modeling the health insurance decision-making process. 1346-1368 - Margaret Gross
"How didst thou come beneath the murky darkness?": sense-making in light of the ancient Greeks and in the spirit of Hegel. 1369-1379 - James A. Hodges
Preserving algorithmic systems: a synthesis of overlapping approaches, materialities and contexts. 1380-1392 - Antonella Foderaro
On impersonal justice: libraries' neutrality as an act of change. 1393-1412 - Yi-Yun Cheng
A systematic review of methods for aligning, mapping, merging taxonomies in information sciences. 1413-1439 - Giovanna Aracri
Integrated use of KOS and deep learning for data set annotation in tourism domain. 1440-1458 - Weinan Zheng
A Chinese academic tradition examined in the context of international academic communication: exploratory research into Shang Que articles. 1459-1484 - Luke Tredinnick
The intricate web: network and rhizome metaphors in hypertext and the web and the epistemic challenge of fake news. 1485-1501 - Margaret Sullivan
The health information behaviors of people who inject drugs: a scoping review of the literature. 1502-1513 - Mike Thelwall
Does the perceived quality of interdisciplinary research vary between fields? 1514-1531
Volume 79, Number 7, 2023
- Nina Jamar
The readability of abstracts in library and information science journals. 1-11 - Amber L. Cushing
"So how do we balance all of these needs?": how the concept of AI technology impacts digital archival expertise. 12-29 - Reijo Savolainen
Assessing the credibility of information sources in times of uncertainty: online debate about Finland's NATO membership. 30-50 - Bianca Gualandi
What do we mean by "data"? A proposed classification of data types in the arts and humanities. 51-71 - Zala Metelko
Exploring arXiv usage habits among Slovenian scientists. 72-94 - Alejandro Morales-Vargas
Website quality evaluation: a model for developing comprehensive assessment instruments based on key quality factors. 95-114 - Sofia Baroncini
Is dc:subject enough? A landscape on iconography and iconology statements of knowledge graphs in the semantic web. 115-136 - Kimmo Kettunen
Optical character recognition quality affects subjective user perception of historical newspaper clippings. 137-156 - Mikael Laakso
Open access books through open data sources: assessing prevalence, providers, and preservation. 157-177 - Hanna Carlsson
Revisiting the notion of the public library as a meeting place: challenges to the mission of promoting democracy in times of political turmoil. 178-195 - Erika Alves dos Santos
An analysis of citing and referencing habits across all scholarly disciplines: approaches and trends in bibliographic referencing and citing practices. 196-224 - Sara Lafia
Digitizing and parsing semi-structured historical administrative documents from the G.I. Bill mortgage guarantee program. 225-239 - Jin Gao
Exploring international collaboration and language dynamics in Digital Humanities: insights from co-authorship networks in canonical journals. 240-260 - Koraljka Golub
Searching for Swedish LGBTQI fiction: the librarians' perspective. 261-279 - Claes Dahlqvist
Cognitive appraisals and information-seeking achievement emotions: a qualitative study of Swedish primary teacher students. 280-307 - Koraljka Golub
Online subject searching of humanities PhD students at a Swedish university. 308-329
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