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Strictly Legal: How a Nineteenth Century Bookseller Influenced the Collection of a Supreme Court Library in Surprising Ways

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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

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

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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