Library & Information Science

The Library & Information Science Archive is split into the Classic Archive and the Modern Archive.

• The classic archive features content published before 1997, back to the journal’s very first volume, where available.
• The modern archive covers more recent scholarship, containing research published from 1997 to 2006, inclusive.

Subject Areas

• Archiving
• Cataloguing
• Collection Development
• Electronic Librarianship
• Library Administration
• Resource Sharing

Library Benefits

• Archives are a one-off perpetual purchase, so there’s no need to save money aside each year for continued subscription
• Complete your collections with essential archive content
• Benefit from key research published in long standing titles
• Users will have access to the latest high-impact research
• Reduce pressure on valuable storage space
• Download data for your institution, including COUNTER-compliant usage figures and KBART files
• Easily discover and read content on Taylor & Francis Online with our clean, intuitive user interface
• Receive guaranteed access to content through archival agreements with LOCKSS, CLOCKSS, Portico and the Dutch National Library