Reviews
Edited by Sue McKemmish
Abstract
The records continuum reviewed by Glenda Acland; Terry Eastwood; Elecronic evidence: strategies for managing records in contemporary organisations reviewed by Glenda Acland; Records mangement: a guide for students and practitioners of records management reviewed by Kerry Gordon; Tracing your family history in Australia: a guide to sources reviewed by Helen D. Harris; Les services de communication des archives au public reviewed by Gabrielle Hyslop; Memory and history in twentieth-century Australia reviewed by John Levett; Partners in research reviewed by Helen Nosworthy; Electronic information resources and historians: european perspectives reviewed by Stephen Ellis; The bold riders: behind Australia's corporate collapses reviewed by Sue McKemmish; Recordkeeping functional requirements project. Reports and working papers, September 1994 reviewed by Frank Upward; Parties to the award: A guide to the pedigrees and archival resources of federally registered trade unions, employer associations and their peak councils in Australia 1904-1994 reviewed by Suzanne Fairbanks; Ethics, lies and archives: seminar reviewed by Anne Cooke; Playing for keeps reviewed by Michael Cook; Towards international descriptive standards: papers presented at ICA, Ottawa, 4-7 October 1988; Standards for archival description: working group on standards for archival description reviewed by Chris Hurley; Electronic recordkeeping systems reviewed by Simon Davis; Christian Dior, the magic of fashion reviewed by Michael Piggott; The records environment reviewed by Frank Upward
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