Library Exchanges Go Around World
By Alan Poland
How do all the books and periodicals find their way to Watson Library?
Many are bought through the normal operations of the library's acquisitions department. Others, however, are obtained free by a fascinating method of exchange which is the job of the Exchange and Gift section of the KU library.
THERE ARE 15 University of Kansas Publications available for exchange with other universities and libraries throughout the world, including those in communist countries.
Offered for exchange by KU are the Kansas Business Review, Bulletin of Education, Kansas Studies in Education, Bulletin of Engineering and Architecture, Humanistic Studies, University of Kansas Science Bulletin, Paleontological Contributions, Museum of Natural History Publications, Museum of Natural History Miscellaneous Publications, Museum of Art Register, Social Science Studies, Library Series, American Studies, Lindley Lectures, and occasional publications of the Center for Latin American Studies.
THESE SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS, composed largely of faculty contributions and university lectures, often have such intriguing titles.
In a form of scholarly bartering, these publications are traded for similar works from other institutions. KU exchanges publications with libraries in countries on the six major continents.
As present, the Soviet Union is an active trader and exchanges have been made with Moscow and Leningrad universities and the Siberian Academy of Sciences, among others. There have also been exchanges with the National Library of Peking, and institutions in Outer Mongolia and Cuba.
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"THE EXCHANGE PROGRAM is a very vital function of the library," L. E. James Helyar, who is in overall charge of the Acquisitions Department.
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He pointed out four major advantages of this program:
Many libraries and academies do not have the funds to buy many periodicals and books from other countries. The exchange program enables them to obtain such materials without buying and selling
- Head Rests
- Tanneau
- Abarth System
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By exchange, a library is able to receive material from many different areas where purchasing is often difficult.
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In some countries, especially in Russia and Latin America, it is very hard to obtain old books from second hand book dealers. However, libraries in these countries often do have duplicate books that they are willing to exchange for materials they need.
The exchange program provides an outlet for important specialized publications; many of which would not find a commercial market.
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