期刊名称：ASLIB PROCEEDINGS
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Aslib Proceedings is a long-standing professional journal of international repute, which has a large and wide subscriber base. The journal brings currency, authority and accessibility to the reporting of current research, issues and debates in the broad area of information work. Above all the journal wishes to provide research and comment in a form that is easily and quickly understood: a fresh, rigorous, but unfussy, writing style is what is aimed for. The needs of busy practitioners (and academics) is very much in mind.
The boundaries of information work are rapidly changing and widening. Aslib Proceedings has a role to play in the repositioning of the information profession by encouraging submissions from information managers, providers, packagers and consumers of all kinds ¨C and especially those from the related information fields of journalism, electronic publishing, communication and Internet studies. An interdiciplinary Editorial Board has been assembled to assist in the process.
This electronic version contains the contents of each issue and the abstracts for each article. Current subscribers to Aslib Proceedings have the added facility of accessing the full text of articles as Portable Document Format (PDF) files. If you are a current subscriber to Aslib Proceedings and you wish to be issued with a username and password please use the online form provided.
Instructions to Authors
Articles are refereed to meet the growing need for accredited and authoritative information. To ensure that this does not result in an unacceptable loss of currency, articles are speedily refereed by the journal's large, eminent and multi-disciplinary Editorial Board (assembled just for such a purpose). In exceptional cases they may be referred to an external panel of consultants. The journal's monthly publishing pattern helps in maintaining the currency of reporting. In consequence the submission of research in progress articles is encouraged.
Prospective authors should submit articles of 2,000-6,000 words in length. Articles should be accompanied by a 100-150 word informative abstract and the numerical form of referencing should be adopted. In style and tone, submissions should fall between that of the journal's sister publications: Managing Information and Journal of Documentation.
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Articles should be furnished by email or on disc to:
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David Nicholas,
Editor,
Aslib Proceedings,
Department of Information Science,
City University,
Northampton Square,
London EC1V 0HB.
Email: nicky@is.city.ac.uk.
The Editor is happy to provide advice on an informal basis to potential authors.
Editorial Board
Editorial Board
Dr David Nicholas, Head of Department, Department of Information Science, City University;
John Akeroyd, Director, Learning Resources, South Bank University;
Sarah Blair, Head of Publications, Aslib;
Peter Chapman, Information Manager, NewQuest North East;
Professor Peter Cole, Head of Department, School of Journalism, University of Central Lancashire;
Dr Tom Dobrowolski, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Information Science and the Book, University of Warsaw;
Harry East, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Information Science, City University;
Mike Hyman, Managing Director, Head Software International;
Robin Hunt, Creative Director, AreHause;
Nat Lievesley, Network Manager, Centre for Policy for the Aging;
Helen Martin, Information Manager, Research and Information Unit, The Guardian;
Dr Ian Rowlands, Lecturer, Department of Information Science, City University;
Richard Withey, Director, New Media, News International.
Editorial Team
Editor: David Nicholas
Deputy Editor: Ian Rowlands
Editorial Manager: Kay Nicholas
Editorial Assistants: Peter Williams (City University), Colette Coles (City University)
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