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A Research on the Feasibility of Establishing the National Reciprocal Borrowing Scheme for Academic Libraries in Korea

Journal of Korean Library and Information Science Society / Journal of Korean Library and Information Science Society, (P)2466-2542;
2008, v.39 no.1, pp.5-32
https://doi.org/10.16981/kliss.39.1.200803.5



& (2008). A Research on the Feasibility of Establishing the National Reciprocal Borrowing Scheme for Academic Libraries in Korea. Journal of Korean Library and Information Science Society, 39(1), 5-32, https://doi.org/10.16981/kliss.39.1.200803.5
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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to investigate the feasibility of establishing the national reciprocal borrowing scheme for academic libraries in Korea. The national or regional borrowing schemes could be operated to further the resource sharing among academic libraries as an alternative or supplement to ILL. In this research, the characteristics of those borrowing schemes in other countries are discussed, and some strategic plans, including the organization in charge and the operating principles, are suggested for the national borrowing scheme in Korea.

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Academic Libraries, The National Borrowing Scheme, Reciprocal Borrowing, Resource Sharing, 대학도서관, 국가대출체계, 상호대출, 자원공유, Academic Libraries, The National Borrowing Scheme, Reciprocal Borrowing, Resource Sharing

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