At 08:09 PM 07/12/2009, you wrote:
>so what journals were these articles published in and are they available on
>line for reading by practitioners. My experience with scholarly journals is
>that their subscriptions are incredibly expensive and many times not
>available online.

Two of them will appear in the next two issues of Archivaria, which 
exists both in print and online.  To get Archivaria either way one 
needs to subscribe to the journal or to be a member of the 
Association of Canadian Archivists. Other two are going to be 
chapters in two books (collections of articles--one published by 
Facet and one by the Digital Renassaince Project), not my preferred 
way of publishing on the matter, but the things I write about are 
time sensitive and I rather have an article out within a year than in 
my preferred journal.  Still other two have just come out on the 
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science".  One is going to be 
on Archivi & Computer, accessible through subscription.  Of course, 
these publications are all available through academic libraries.

>do the scholarly journals have an exclusive right to the articles? what if
>you and the others were to submit to ARMA once they were published in a
>scholarly journal? Or is that not allowed?

It is not allowed.  If I remember correctly, articles published in 
Archivaria can be re-printed five years after first publication on 
other journals.  However, this would not be possible for articles 
published in Archival Science, which holds the copyright on 
everything it publishes.  Every journal has different rules, but none 
of the major scholarly journal allows for re-printing before at least 
five years. This is the way they make money.

>would it be too much trouble for the scholars to post the titles of 
>their articles and the publication on the listserv when they are available?

I do not think is a question of trouble.  It is almost like showing 
off...  It still would not provide easy access to the material.

Luciana

Dr. Luciana Duranti
Chair and Professor, Archival Studies
Director, The InterPARES Project www.interpares.org
Director, Digital Records Forensics Project www.digitalrecordsforensics.org
School of Library, Archival and Information Studies www.slais.ubc.ca
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