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Inherent Biases and Complexities of the Use of Historical Digital Archives: Bibliometric Analysis in Digital Archives of Holocaust Victims
Andi Gustavson and Charlotte Nunes, eds., Transforming the Authority of the Archive: Undergraduate Pedagogy and Critical Digital Archives
EXAMINING THE DIGITAL ARCHIVES AND ACADEMIC LIBRARY RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL ERA: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF USING BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
A Historical Framework of the Qualitative Analysis of Social Media for Libraries and Archives
Digital transformation in education: a bibliometric analysis using Scopus
Archival Consent
Love in the Archives
Tattoo Archives: A Collection Analysis
Troubling Accounts of the Archives
The Archival Turn as Practice
Issues in Community Archives Research
Derrida, the Scene of Archiving, and the Unhappy Consciousness
My Own Private Library: The Nicksonian Archives
Representation, Affect, and the Archives: A Shrine to Lon Chaney
Archives West at Twenty Years: Sustainability through Community
Publishing the Holocaust: An Inside View from the Editorial Trenches
Tanya E. Clement, Dissonant Records: Close Listening to Literary Archives
Another Way of Knowing: Resisting Eugenic Propaganda Through Community Archiving
On Publishing Holocaust Memoirs: An Interview with Liesbeth Heenk, Founder of Amsterdam Publishers
Doling out Colonialism: Refiguring Archival Memory of Settler Colonialism in the Hawaiian Islands
Introduction: [mis]representation, [dis]memory, & [re]figuring the archival lens
Upending Tradition Through Strategic Change: The Evolution of Archival Processing at the BYU Library
Extracting A Large Corpus from the Internet Archive, A Case Study
Gracen Brilmyer and Lydia Tang, eds., Preserving Disability: Disability and the Archival Profession
Using What We’ve Got: Activating Institutional Archives in Uncertain Times