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New Review of Academic Librarianship Volume 14, 2008 - Issue 1-2
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Past Its Shelve by Date? United Kingdom Research Reserve (UKRR): A Twenty-First-Century Strategy to Protect Our Research Information for the Future

Deborah Shorley Imperial College, Central Library, London
Pages 115-120 | Published online: 08 Dec 2008

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Paul Genoni. (2013) A Distributed National Stored Collection: Testing the Possibilities. Australian Academic & Research Libraries 44:2, pages 75-89.
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Paul Genoni. (2013) An international review of the development and implementation of shared print storage. Australian Academic & Research Libraries 44:1, pages 50-66.
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Chris Brown. (2012) Building the UK Research Reserve: Using Coordinated De-Duplication to Create a Collaborative Print Journal Collection. The Serials Librarian 63:1, pages 38-54.
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Martin Lewis. (2010) The University of Sheffield Library Information Commons: A Case Study. Journal of Library Administration 50:2, pages 161-178.
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Brenda Bailey-Hainer, Anne Beaubien, Beth Posner & Evan Simpson. (2014) Rethinking library resource sharing: new models for collaboration. Interlending & Document Supply 42:1, pages 7-12.
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