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| Preface | ||
| Foreword | ||
| Acknowledgment | ||
| Alexandria Declaration of Principles: Summarized | ||
| Introduction to NIT Conferences and NIT '94 participants | ||
| Introductory Remarks | ||
| GII: Getting from here to there; the path is not so clear | ||
| Congress online: A case study | ||
| Closing remark | ||
| Viewpoint: A business format for the national information infrastructure | ||
| Comments on NII and GII | ||
| Private industry's concern in the global information infrastructure | ||
| Developing a strategic plan for the global library | ||
| The information infrastructure of Russia: Sci-Tech information area - The past, present, and prospects | ||
| Getting in from the cold: Connecting the new democratic South Africa to the global information community | ||
| Overview of information activities in the field of agriculture in the Czech Republic | ||
| The extent of IT applications in Singapore | ||
| Global knowledge network infrastructure development: The national library role | ||
| International programs at the National Agricultural Library | ||
| International programs of the National Library Medicine | ||
| Comments from national librarians of other countries | ||
| Information superhighway and the digital global library: Realities and challenges | ||
| Digital global cultural and heritage information network: Personal viewpoint | ||
| Electronic publishing | ||
| Global connectivity and the HKUST Library | ||
| An educational component for the global information infrastructure | ||
| Additional comments on an educational component for the GII | ||
| Information technology policy issues in developing countries | ||
| Information technology and regional schools of information studies | ||
| The Library Fellow Program: Agents for change | ||
| Customizing the education of information professionals: The Paraguayan experience | ||
| The global information infrastructure: A Latin American and Caribbean perspective | ||
| New information technologies in Slovak library system and education of library and information workers | ||
| Assistance for information systems in Eastern Europe | ||
| Acute or chronic? Scientific information in African research libraries: Ailments and remedies | ||
| Library services and information technology capabilities in the countries of the Former Soviet Union | ||
| Outreach programs for the information highway: Designing programs for all | ||
| American Society for Information Science (ASIS) and the global information infrastructure (GII) | ||
| Appendices | ||
| Author Index | ||
| Subject Index |
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Matthew Starace
reviewed Planning Global Information on August 12, 2019
Planning Global Information
Good overview of the language and its connection with other germanic languages'especially Gothic, which is used for a lot of comparative examples. Very dense, and I plan on returning to parts to really study it. The selection of texts has good commentary, especially the parts about runes, which I had not seen before. But it is worth noting that this is not a textbook to learn the language'it does not fully cover morphology and syntax; however, it does provide the main characteristics of these two topics.
It also has inspired me to pick up a full grammar to study, and return to the other books I have that have a fuller treatment of the grammar and longer selections of texts.
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