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Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
School of Information Technology
Department of Information Science
Research articles in refereed specialist journals

Journal Title

Instructions

Select the first letter of the journal title from the alphabetical list.

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De Beer CS: 2005. Communication frightens me: Derrida on communication. Communicatio: South African Journal for Communication Theory and Research/Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif Vir Kommunikasieteorie en Navorsing, 31 (2), pp 155-171.

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Lor PJ, Britz JJ: 2005. Knowledge production from an African perspective: international information flows and intellectual property. International Information and Library Review, 37 (2) / Jun, pp 61-76.

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Ackermann MF, Britz JJ: 2005. The use of e-mail in the South African workplace. Journal of Information Ethics, 14 (2) / Fall, pp 20-31.

Finestone N, Snyman MMM: 2005. Corporate South Africa: making multicultural knowledge sharing work. Journal of Knowledge Management, 9 (3), pp 128-141.

De Beer CS: 2005. Om al lesende te dink, of, die dekonstruktiewe leeshandeling. Journal of Literary Studies/Tydskrif Vir Literatuur Wetenskap, 21 (1/2) / Jun, pp 1-28.

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Cosijn E, Bothma TJD: 2005. Contexts of relevance for information retrieval system design. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, In Context: Nature, Impact and Role. 5th International conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Sciences, CoLIS 2005, Springer, pp 47-58.

Dick AL: 2005. 'To make the people of South Africa proud of their membership of the Great British Empire': Home Reading Unions in South Africa, 1900-1914. Libraries & Culture, 40 (1) / Winter, pp 1-24.

Lor PJ: 2005. Preserving African digital resouces: is there a role for repository libraries?. Library Management, 26 (1/2), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp 63-72.

Johnson CA, Ariunaa L, Britz JJ: 2005. Constructing the pillars of a knowledge society: the challenge of providing access to ICTs in rural Mongolia. Libri, 55 (4), pp 216-224.

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Kruger CJ, Snyman MMM: 2005. Principles and strategies for the effective management of knowledge. Mousaion, In Principles and strategies for the effective management of knowledge, 23 (1), Mousaion, pp 62-81.

Kruger CJ, Snyman MMM: 2005. Determining the value of knowledge management. Mousaion, 23 (2) / Dec, pp 165-179.

Dick AL: 2005. Power is information: South Africa’s promotion of access to Information Act in context. Mousaion, 23 (1) / Jun, pp 1-18.

Lor PJ, Geustyn M: 2005. From a trickle to a torrent: bibliographic control in South Africa, 1796 to 1996. Mousaion, 23 (1) / Jun, pp 19-38.

Botha DF: 2005. Knowledge management within the multinational organization: The impact of the African concept of ubuntu on knowledge processes. Mousaion, 23 (1) / Jun, pp 83-96.

Britz JJ, Ponelis SR: 2005. Guidelines for fair distribution of scholarly information. Mousaion, 23 (2), pp 230-241.

Fourie I, Claasen-Veldsman MM: 2005. Disintermediation: using intermediary skills to offer oncology nurses opportunities for their own world-wide web current awareness services (CAS). Mousaion, 23 (2), pp 196-212.

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Galloway FCJ, Venter MR: 2005. A research framework to map the transition of the South African book publishing industry. Publishing Research Quarterly, 20 (4), pp 52-70.

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Korsten H, Bothma TJD: 2005. Evaluating South African government Web sites: methods, findings and recommendations (Part 1). South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (2) / Jun, pp 1-12.

Lor PJ, Snyman MMM: 2005. Preservation of electronic documents in the private sector: business imperative and heritage responsibility. South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (1) / Mar, pp 1-15.

Davel R, Snyman MMM: 2005. Influence of corporate culture on the use of knowledge management techniques and technologies. South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (2) / Jun, pp 1-14.

Kruger CJ, Snyman MMM: 2005. Formulation of a strategic knowledge management maturity model. South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (2) / Jun, pp 1-11.

Chen XHC, Snyman MMM, Sewdass N: 2005. Interrelationship between document management, information management and knowledge management. South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (3) / Sep, pp 1-18.

Korsten H, Bothma TJD: 2005. Evaluating South African government Web sites: methods, findings and recommendations (part 2). South African Journal of Information Management, 7 (3) / Sep, pp 1-12.

Sonderling NE, Bothma TJD: 2005. Developing the SAPS website for optimal service delivery. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 71 (1), pp 26-38.

De Beer CS: 2005. Towards the idea of information science as an interscience. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 71 (2), pp 107-114.

Dick AL: 2005. 'Send your books on active service': The books for troops scheme during the Second World War, 1939-1945. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 71 (2), pp 115-126.

Lor PJ, van Helden P, Bothma TJD: 2005. Developing a GIS-based inventory of South Africa’s public libraries: the Public and Community Libraries Inventory of South Africa (PaCLISA) Project. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 71 (3), pp 268-274.

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Britz JJ: 2005. Kuberetiek en die soeke na ‘n morele gemene deler. Tydskrif vir Geesteswetenskappe, 45 (2) / Jun, pp 190-203.

De Beer CS: 2005. Kuberwêreld. Tydskrif vir Geesteswetenskappe, 45 (2) / Jun, pp 127-139.

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Penzhorn C: 2005. Participatory research: Opportunities and challenges for research with women in South Africa. Women's Studies International Forum, 28, pp 343-354.