Archives and the public interest : selected essays / by Ernst Posner, edited by Ken Munden ; with a new introduction by Angelika Menne-Haritz.
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Society of American Archivists,
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Table of Contents:
- pt. I. Basic principles. Some aspects of archival development since the French Revolution
- Max Lehmann and the genesis of the principle of provenance
- pt. II. The training of archivists. European experiences in training archivists
- Archival training in the United States
- pt. 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
- pt. IV. The American experience. Archival administration in the United States
- The National Archives and the archivist 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
- pt. V. Archivists in wartime. Effects of changes of sovereignty on archives
- Public records under military occupation
- pt. VI. Postscript. Archivists and international awareness.