Conceptualizing 21st-century Archives

摘要

Conceptualizing 21st-century Archives is a fascinating and unusual book that distills more than two decades of archival education and research by the author, Anne J. Gilliland. Partly a history, partly a conceptual framework, partly a synopsis of practice and standards, the book acts as a textbook for graduate students, a means by which mid-career archivists can update themselves, and a vehicle for opening up a conversation about archival values with other communities of practice, especially in the digital domain.