Archives & the public interest : selected essays by Ernst Posner / edited by Ken Munden ; introduction by Paul Lewinson.
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Public Affairs Press,
[1967]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Herbert E. Angel
- Introduction / Paul Lewinson
- I, Basic Principles: Some Aspects of Archival Development Since the French Revolution
- Max Lehmann and the Genesis of the Principle of Provenance
- II, The Training of Archivists: European Experiences in Training Archivists
- Archival Training in the United States
- III, The European Example: Impressions of an Itinerant Archivist in Europe
- The Role of Records in German Administration
- The Administration of Current Records in Italian Public Agencies
- European Experiences in Protecting and Preserving Local Records
- IV, The American Experience: Archival Administration in the United States
- The National Archives and the Archival Theorist
- Solon Justus Buck and the National Archives
- The College and University Archives in the United States
- What, Then, Is the American Archivist, This New Man?
- V, Archives in Wartime: Effects of Changes of Sovereignty on Archives
- Public Records Under Military Occupation
- VI, Postscript: Archivists and International Awareness
- Bibliography.