Yes, it has been referred to as an example of what NA should have.  I 
think that there are enough researchers and writers out there to fill 
one NA journal just like that.  Or, we have all to sit in line to get 
on one existing RM peer-reviewed journal...well, two, with the 
Australian one, and perhaps three with the Italian one.

Luciana

At 09:26 AM 09/12/2009, you wrote:
>Don't recall this publication being discussed earlier in this thread. It's
>not inexpensive, but it's rich on content.  Tip of the hat to Professor
>Julie McLeod, et al.
>
>DISCLAIMER... I was appointed to the Editorial Advisory Board for this
>publication last quarter to replace the former US Member, our good friend
>Rick Barry.  And as you'll see below, it's mainly interested in practice
>issues and case studies, not theory.
>
>Larry
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>RMJ Records Management Journal UK ISSN: 0956-5698
>Published Quarterly, in print and on line
>
>Records Management Journal publishes material on all aspects of managing the
>records of organizations, whatever their form, across the continuum
>including creation and capture, organization, dissemination, preservation
>and disposal. These aspects are explored from the different perspectives of
>practitioners and educators across all sectors and internationally,
>emphasizing the latest research and current best practice, particularly
>within the context of the electronic environment.
>
>The journal includes case studies, research reports and review articles. It
>excludes product reviews and both product and job advertisements.
>Unique attributes
>
>Records Management Journal is the only international journal devoted to
>records management which is not exclusive to a professional society or
>association. The journal takes an independent approach and does not
>represent a particular school of thought. Contributions from different
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