American Archivist
Volume 60 • Number 1 • Winter 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE ON ARCHIVES AND BUSINESS RECORDS
Introduction—Archives and Business in the International Age
James E. Fogerty, Guest Editor
The Development of Business Archives in the United States: An Overview
and a Personal Perspective
Elizabeth W. Adkins
Life After the "Big Bang": Business Archives in an Era of Disorder
Gordan Rabchuk
Archival Brinkmanship: Downsizing, Outsourcing, and the Records of Corporate
America
James E. Fogerty
"Some Things We Have Learned....": Managing Advertising Archives
for Business and Non-Business Users
Ellen G. Gartrell
The Business Records of a Nation: The Case of Denmark
Henrik Fode and J¸rgen Fink
Not Just Business as Usual: Evolving Trends in Historical Research at
Baker Library, The Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
Laura Linard and Brent M. Sverdloff
Multi-National, Multi-Archival: The Business Records of the HSBC Group
Edwin Green
Review Essay
Religious Archives and the Study of History and Religion: An Essay Review
of Recent Titles
Ronald D. Patkus
Volume 60 • Number 2 • Spring 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE ON STATE ARCHIVAL PROGRAMS
State Archival Programs: Issues, Strategies, Prospects
Bruce W. Dearstyne, Guest Editor
State Archives in 1997: Diverse Conditions, Common Directions
Victoria Irons Walch
Building a Public Archive in Delaware for the Twenty-First Century
Howard P. Lowell
The South Carolina Archives: A Decade of Change and Program Development
Roy Tryon
Information Technology, Records, and State Archives
Roy Turnbaugh
"Camp Pitt" and the Continuing Education of Government Archivists:
1989-1996
David Olson
Crossing Boundaries: Intergovernmental Records Cooperation, 1987-98
Marie Allen
The Business of Government and the Future of Government Archives
Kathryn Hammond Baker
Selected Recent Publications
Volume 60 • Number 3 • Summer 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE ON ENCODED ARCHIVAL DESCRIPTION
Part 1: Context and Theory, Jackie M. Dooley, Guest Editor
Encoded Archival Description: The Development of an Encoding Standard
for
Archival Finding Aids
Daniel V. Pitti
'NISTF II' and EAD: The Evolution of Archival Description
Steven L. Hensen
Navigation, Access, and Control Using Structured Information
Steven J. DeRose
Encoded Archival Description: A Structural Overview
Janice E. Ruth
Implementing EAD: An Overview of Administrative and Technical
Considerations
Michael Fox
EAD as an Archival Descriptive Standard
Kris Kiesling
Volume 60 • Number 4 • Fall 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE ON ENCODED ARCHIVAL DESCRIPTION
Part 2: Case Studies, Jackie M. Dooley, Guest Editor
First Things First: Re-engineering Finding Aids for Implementation of
EAD
Dennis Meissner
Developing a Cooperative Intra-institutional Approach to EAD
Implementation: The Harvard/Radcliffe Digital Finding Aids Project
Leslie A. Morris
EAD testing and implementation at the Library of Congress
Mary Lacy and Anne Mitchell
Implementing EAD in the Yale University Library
Nicole Bouche´
Multi-institutional EAD: The University of Virginia's Role in the
American
Heritage Project
David Seaman
EAD and the Small Repository
Elizabeth H. Dow
Annual Index
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