International Resource Sharing

Sharing Resource Sharing Resources

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General       

    • Books & Chapters;
      • Global Resource Sharing by Linda Frederiksen, Margaret Bean, and Heidi Nance, Chandos Publishing, 2012
        • Ch. 1: An Introduction to Global Resource Sharing, pp. 1-10
        • Ch. 2: A Brief History of International Interlibrary Lending and Document Supply, pp. 11-34
        • Ch. 3: PEST and SWOT Analysis of International Interlibrary Loan, pp. 35-60
        • Ch. 4: An Overview of Current Practices, pp. 61-88
        • Ch. 5: Case Studies in Global Resource Sharing, pp. 89-100
        • Ch. 6: Selected Case Studies, pp. 101-142
        • Ch. 7: The Future of Global Resource Sharing, pp. 143-164
        • Appendix: Case Study Survey, pp. 165-168
        • Glossary/Acronyms, pp. 169-190
      • Document Delivery and Resource Sharing: Global Perspectives, edited by Peter Collins, IFLA, 2023 (Open Access)
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International Interlibrary Loan Toolkit       

The International ILL Toolkit is a crowd-sourced toolkit for the global resource sharing community (from the perspective of U.S. libraries). It was originally created by members of OCLC SHARES and is now maintained by the RUSA STARS International ILL Committee.

RUSA STARS International ILL Committee       

The ALA RUSA STARS International ILL Committee is charged with: evaluating trends in international ILL/resource sharing, developing and maintaining resources for global ILL practitioners, sponsoring & promoting international resource sharing efforts, and fostering global collaboration and partnerships through projects, training, and networking opportunities. The Committee performs an International ILL Survey, publishing and presenting on the results.

Resource Sharing Collaborative & Voluntary Document Delivery (RSCVD) Initiative       

RSCVD is a Community of volunteer libraries providing high-quality, open and collaborative resource-sharing service to help librarians to ensure universal and equitable access to information.”

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