| Strictly Legal: How a Nineteenth Century Bookseller Influenced the Collection of a Supreme Court Library in Surprising Ways | ||||||
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This will examine the influence of English bookselling and publishing practices on a nineteenth century antipodean law library collection, and the impact into the 21st century. |
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| Shifting Authority: (Ex)Changing Roles in the Evolving Publishing Environment | ||||||
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As the publishing chain is put under pressure, the roles of the different actors are changing. This article will consider these changes and their consequences on the publishing ecosystem. |
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| Reading to Educate and Reform: The Books and the Libraries of the Port Arthur Penal Establishment | ||||||
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Books and reading were seen by many in nineteenth Britain as key to the reformation of character. This view led to the establishment of libraries throughout the British penal system. |
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| Using a Categorisation Structure to Understand Interaction in Children’s Books | ||||||
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Categorising interactivity in children’s books shows relationships between age, physical interactivity, and content sequencing which will assist with the selection of appropriate books for targeting learning through interaction. |
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| The Book—Our More Sensual Present | ||||||
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The article is about of our University's Projects, which are connected with the development of new politics for reading and its stimulating among students. |
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| Who Says You Can’t Judge a Book by It’s Cover? | ||||||
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With much debate over the future of the book, we ask what does a book’s cover tell us about its use, its audience, and how it fits within library classifications? |
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| The International Journal of the Book , Volume 10, Issue 4 | ||||||
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| The Quest for Authenticity in L.A. Mexican Food: A Preliminary Study | ||||||
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This article explores various definitions of authenticity related to Mexican food and restaurants, thus bringing us one step closer to the process of their enumeration. |
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| Responsive Regulation and Application of Grading Systems in the Food Safety Regulatory Regimes of Developing Countries | ||||||
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Current research suggests that the application of a grading system along with responsive regulation can help to bring more effectiveness to food safety regulatory regimes. |
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| Improving Food Safety through Self-Regulation: Exploring the Applicability of the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) System to the Spinach and Peanut Industries | ||||||
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We examine the strengths, challenges, and lessons learned from the application of the hazard analysis and critical control points system to the produce industry. |
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