Towards a continuum of scholarship: The eventual collapse of the distinction between grey and non-grey literature

Article Abstract:

Political steps that can enhance access to materials that are often easy to obtain when identified properly, especially grey literature, which contains technical reports and public policy overviews, are studied. It is found that institutional repositories represent an exciting possibility for both the preservation and retrieval of grey literature and the development and curation of robust repositories will obviate the political struggle necessary to challenge the current hierarchy between non-grey and grey literature.

Peer review, Open access journals

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Making your way through grey: Metadata, MARC, and user tools

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The WWW (W3C) defines metadata as 'machine understandable information for the web' and it is simply 'data about data' that includes information like keywords, document type, title, abstract, location, ISBN, etc. MARC is the acronym for Machine-Readable Cataloging where formats are standards for the representation and communication of bibliographic and related information in machine-readable form.

Terms and phrases, Machine-readable bibliographic data, Machine readable bibliographic data

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Yizkor books as Holocaust grey literature

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Yizkor books can be described as a Jewish communal response to the Holocaust. The book was initially written at the end of the thirteenth century as a record of the individuals and communities slaughtered during the two hundred years following the First Crusade through Central Europe while the original purpose of the yizkor book was liturgical.

Holocaust literature

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