『American Archivist』Volume 77, Issue 2(2014年秋冬号)の主な内容は以下の通りです。
Research Article
Archival Diasporas: A Framework for Understanding the Complexities and Challenges of Dispersed Photographic Collections
Ricardo Punzalan
The Northwest Archivists Mentoring Program: A Case Study
Donna McCrea, Elizabeth Nielsen and Anne Foster
F. Gerald Ham: Jeremiah to the Profession
John Fleckner
Archival Literacy for History Students: Identifying Faculty Expectations of Archival Research Skills
Sammie Morris, Lawrence Mykytiuk and Sharon Weiner
The C-SPAN Video Archives: A Case Study
Robert Browning
Archival Ideals and the Pursuit of a Moderate Disposition
Scott Cline
Metrics and Matrices: Surveying the Past to Create a Better Future
Libby Coyner and Jonathan Pringle
MPLP as Intentional, not Necessarily Minimal, Processing: The Rudolf W. Becking Collection at Humboldt State University
Adrienne Harling
Breaking the Language Barrier: Describing Chicano Archives with Bilingual Finding Aids
Elizabeth Dunham and Xaviera Flores
Preserving the Voices of Revolution: Examining the Creation and Preservation of a Subject-Centered Collection of Tweets from the Eighteen Days in Egypt
Timothy Arnold and Walker Sampson
Increasing Access in 140 Characters or Less: Or, What Are Archival Institutions Doing on Twitter?
Adam Kriesberg
The War of 1812 in 140 Characters or Less: "SuperCool or Super Un-tweet Worthy?"
Katy Lalonde, Chris Sanagan and Sean Smith
Reviews
Amy Cary, Jarrett Drake, Richard Cox, Doris Malkmus, Cheryl Oestreicher, Tonia Sutherland and Florence Turcotte
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http://americanarchivist.org/toc/aarc/77/2