TOSHOKAN-KAI（The　Library World）

Contents of v. 51 (1999-2000)

The journal is published in the Japanese language. The followings are the titles of the selected articles

YAKUSHIIN Harumi: The public library as an institution for subject formation: through purposes of the American public library.
YAMAMOTO Akikazu: Collection development at Baltimore County Public Library: its impact on the theory of collection development, part.3.
BAO Yanming: The past and present outline of school libraries in China.

WATANABE Shin'ichi, SHIBATA Masami, IWASAKI Rei, YANAGI Masafumi: Some problems of education for teacher-librarians in Japan
YOSHIDA Satoshi & WATANABE Takahiro: A comparative study about the textbooks of 'Organization of Library Materials'
SHIHOTA Tsutomu: The concept of 'information service' in library science : based on 1996 revised curriculum of Ministry of Education
KITA Katsuichi & MURAKAMI Yasuko: Bibliographic structure of OPAC
ITO Shoji, KATO Hirono, KAWATA Takashi, SATO Takehiko, MURAOKA Kazuhiko, MURABAYASHI Maki, YAMAMOTO Akikazu, WAKISAKA Saori: These wrong thoughts arrest the development of public library

KAWASAKI Yoshitaka

Policies and guidelines of the American Library Association on filtering software in public libraries.

FUKUNAGA Shozo

Personal data in library materials : privacy protection and right to know in conflict.

FUKAI Yoko

IFLA Guidelines for multicultural library services : an overview, 1980-1998

OGAWA Toru

A report on the study at Iida City Library

NAGAMINE Shigetoshi: The evolution of library activities by newspaper companies and publishers in modern Japan.
ABE Koichiro & ICHIBA Humiyuki: Masakazu Nakai and the modernization of Japanese library.
SHIBATA Masami: A fear of Crossing system on OPAC
KITA Katsuichi: Economic considerations in offering public library service : a discussion on Prof. Itoga's suggestion.
YAMAGUCHI Genjiro: Problems of the interpritation on the Article　17,　Japanese Library Law.

YAMAMOTO Akikazu: Technological change and library development.
KANO Yuki: Creating an Information‐oriented school library : Technology and the school library.
YOKOYAMA Katsura: Technology and the library : The case of university libraries.
TODA Mitsuaki: The role of special libraries and the information technology.
MATSUOKA Kaname: Financial support for public library technology needs.
NISHIMURA Kazuo: Computer technology : Enhancing library services.
MURAOKA Kazuhik: Net Issues : Computer stress and library service to multicultural populations.
NAKAYAMA Reiko: Technology for the visually disabled.
MIMURA Atumi: Mechanizing the public library : Technology and the public Library as an institution.
SAMUKAWA Noboru: The library profession and technology.
KISHIMOTO Takefumi: The problem of user fees in public libraries.
MURAKAMI Yasuko, KITA Katsuichi: Digital offerings from public libraries and the question of intellectual property.
KAWASAKI Yoshitaka: Filtering Software and Intellectual Freedom in American Public Libraries.

KIKUCHI Yu: Hospital Patients' Library Service in UK : Health and medical information provision.
YOSHIDA Yuko: Robert D Leigh's Thought on American Public Library.