Introduction to archival science
9781774696149
286 pages
Arcler Education Inc
Overview
Records that are categorized at the time of their generation constitute a large portion of public records created by state and public administration entities in general. At the same time, they are an important component of the production of historical sources, a portion of which should be permanently kept in the relevant public archives. This book addresses the theory, methodology, and practice of archive science. Furthermore, it studies various cultural approaches to the development, administration, and dissemination of archives, records, and data. It also aims to facilitate the interchange and comparison of concepts, perspectives, and attitudes concerning recordkeeping concerns around the world.
Author Bio
Romesh Chander is working as Senior Assistant Librarian in the Central Library, Central University of Jammu. He has vast experience of working in the libraries. His qualification is M.Lib.Sc (UGC-NET), M.Lib.Sc (UGC-NET), PGDCA, PGDBM PGDBM. He is expert in library automation, institutional repository, and digital library. He has done automation in various Government degree colleges in Jammu. He has presented good number of national publications and also participated in various national seminars, workshops and conferences.
