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Call for papers: CCQ Special Issue: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automated Processes for Subject Access

The library community has invested in the development of knowledge organization systems (KOS, such as subject headings, thesauri, taxonomies, classification, etc.) to represent general knowledge or domain-specific knowledge, standardize vocabularies with the ultimate goal to describe information resources and provide effective access to these resources. These knowledge organization systems are […]

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Call for papers – IFLA Satellite meeting

The Classification & Indexing Section will be hosting a satellite preconference 11-12 August 2016. Join colleagues from around the world in the exchange of new ideas for providing subject access. This one and one-half day Satellite Conference will explore new services, new roles, and new partners that support subject searching. Investigate […]

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Call for papers – WLIC 2016 Open Session

The theme for the Classification & Indexing Section’s Open Session at WLIC 2016 is: “Reclaiming subject access to indigenous knowledge” The Classification & Indexing Section will be hosting an open session during the 2016 conference in Columbus, Ohio. We are seeking papers that highlight innovative and effective ways of applying subject […]

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Call for papers – IFLA 2015 in Cape Town

The theme for the Classification & Indexing Section’s Open Session at WLIC 2015 is: “Dynamic Subject Access: Evolution and Transformation?” The Classification & Indexing Sections will be organizing an open session during the 2015 conference in Cape Town. We are seeking papers addressing new and interesting ways of supplying subject access. […]

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Call for papers Open Session Lyon 2014

World Library and Information Congress: 80th IFLA General Conference and Assembly “Libraries, Citizens, Societies: Confluence for Knowledge” Lyon, France, 16-22 August 2014 Open Session for the Classification & Indexing, Cataloguing, and Bibliography Sections and the UNIMARC Core Activity Call for Papers “Universal Bibliographic Control in the Digital Age: Golden Opportunity […]

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