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Papers presented at a symposium of Belgian, British, Dutch and German University Librarians, Amsterdam, 31st March–2nd April 1976
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Frontmatter -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION / Koops, W. R. H. -- A. COOPERATION IN COLLECTION BUILDING WITHIN A UNIVERSITY -- Cooperation in Collection Building in British Universities / Garside, Kenneth -- Coordination of Collection Building within the Dutch Universities / Groot, J. R. de -- Acquisition Policies and Methods in a New Graduate College in Belgium / Vervliet, H. D. L. -- Cooperation between University and Library in the Area of Collection Development in “New” University Libraries in the Federal Republic of Germany / Pauer, M. -- The Relationship between University Library and Departmental Libraries at “Old” Universities in the Federal Republic of Germany / Sontag, H. -- Β. NATIONAL COOPERATION IN COLLECTION BUILDING -- National Cooperation in Collection Building – The Problem in The Netherlands – / Milaan, P. W. van -- Local Acquisition and Discarding Policies in the Light of National Library Resources and Services / Wood, D. N. -- National Cooperation in Collection Buildmg: Belgium / Namenwirth, S. M. -- National Cooperation in Collection Building in the Federal Republic of Germany / Oertel, D. -- Developments in Collection Building in University Libraries: Resolutions and Recommendations -- The Conception of the Free University Library / Stellingwerff, J. -- APPENDICES -- Backmatter
