OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Library Trends is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
Personal Collections and Personal Information Management in the Family Context	8
The Information Practices of Parents of Transgender and Non-Binary Youth: An Exploratory Study	5
Functional Frameworks for Socialized Digital Curation: Curatorial Interventions and Curation Spaces in Archives and Libraries	5
Makerspaces: Combining Information Literacy with Pattern Design for Fiber Art through Digital Images	4
Theorizing Early Literacy in the Public Library	3
Urban Exploration: Traces of the Secretly Documented, Decayed, and Disused	2
The Efficient Provision of Information Resources in Academic Libraries: Theory and Practice	2
Keeping Track of Family: Family Practices and Information Practices	2
Film Genres through Different Lenses: Mapping Commonly Used Film Vocabularies onto the Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms	2
Curating for Convergence: Data Stewardship for Interdisciplinary Inquiry	1
Introduction	1
Fashion Torn Up: Exploring the Potential of Zines and Alternative Fashion Press Publications in Academic Library Collections	1
Documentary Tasks in the Context of Everyday Life	1
Aftercare, Not an Afterthought: Providing Access to Records to Adults Formerly in Care	1
Documenting Genealogies: A Semiological Study of Tribal-Facial Marks and Lineage Networks of the Yoruba of Southwest Nigeria	1
“It Was Like He Was Writing My Life”: How Ethnic Identity Affected One Family’s Interpretation of an Afro Latinx Text	1
Love Is a Lens: Locating Love in Library and Information Studies	1
Students and Parents: How Academic Libraries Serve a Growing Population	1
Estimating Scale and Scope Economies of Academic Libraries: Using the Flexible Fixed Cost Quadratic Function	1
A Return to the Stone Age: Rock Art as Joyful Information Practice during COVID-19	1
Introduction	0
Linda C. Smith: Fifty Years of Library and Information Science Education by Design	0
"The Teaching of Reference Must Keep Pace": Teaching Sources and Searching in an Evolving Reference Environment	0
Interlude 2: Student Haiku	0
Pleasure and the Practice of Classification	0

Informed by Joy: A Christian Librarian's Reflection on C. S. Lewis	0
The Depths of Cost-per-Use: Historical Context and Applications	0
On Preferring Joy	0
A Statistical Analysis of the Campus-Based Open Access Fund at Boston College	0
Information Literacy for Fashion Students: Translating Visual and Tactile Cues into Searchable Key Terms	0
The Renaissance Scholar of Library and Information Science: Professor Linda C. Smith	0
Miranda's Quest	0
Putting a Price on Sharing: Fresh Cost Data as an Essential Ingredient of Evaluating Interlibrary Loan Services	0
Interlude 3: Student Haiku	0
Reweaving the Textile Industry Archive: Strategies for Building Inclusive Collections on the Legacy of the American Textile History Museum	0
Chaos and Conception in the openED Archive	0
Approaches to Conceptualizing the Cost of Academic Library Cataloging: Discourses on Metadata Creation Cost, Value, and Worth	0
Real Estate Flyers as Documentation of Gentrification	0
Foreword	0
Understanding “Bao Xi Bu Bao You” in the Sharing of Emotion-Associated Personal Events in Chinese Families from the Perspective of Adult Children	0
Infecting Museums with Joy: Seven Ways	0
PLATO Lessons: Rediscovering the Joy of Information in an Innovation Age	0
Modeling of Serials	0
Navigating the Copyright Alternative in Small Claims Enforcement (CASE) Act in an Education and Library Environment	0
Solving the Problem of Couture versus Quotidian Fashion: Commercial Sewing Pattern Publications, a Neglected (and Uncollected) Historical Source	0
Introduction	0
Finding Joy in Uncertainty	0
Closing the Loop: Bridging Machine Learning (ML) Research and Library Systems	0
Introduction	0
Afterword: Manifestations of Joy of Information in Everyday Information Behavior Research	0
Developing a Competitive Resource-Based View Strategy for Academic Libraries	0
The Joy of Contemplative Scholarship	0
Introduction	0
Interlude 1: Student Haiku	0
Taking Flight with Document Diffraction	0
Time and Space in the Organization of Online Graffiti Art Image Collections	0
LIS Accreditation: Why and What Next?	0
Local Music Collectors in Cultural Heritage Organizations: Finding Joy through Occupational Devotion	0
Information Needs and Sources for Family Members of Individuals Living with Mental Disorders	0
Collecting Shoreline’s Tree Campus	0