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Promoting Community Media in Africa

Paris: UNESCO (2000), 183 pp.

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Déontologie des médias: Institutions, pratiques et nouvelles approches dans le monde

Henri Pigeat, Jean Huteau

Paris: UNESCO (2000), 574 pp.

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Restructuring the Book Sector: The example of Mongolia

Pernille Askerud

Paris; Ulaanbaatar: UNESCO; MFOS Centre for Scientific & Technological Information (2000), 55 pp.

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Media & HIV/AIDS in East and Southern Africa: A Resource Book

UNESCO (2000), 147 pp.

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Textbooks and Learning Materials 1990-1999

Ian Montagnes

Paris: UNESCO (2000), 72 pp.

"This survey is one of a series prepared for the UNESCO Education for All (EFA) Assessment, under the auspices of the UNESCO Division of Basic Education and the United Kingdom Department of International Development for the International Consultative Forum on Education for All. The EFA objectives ar ... more

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Copyright and Neighbouring Rights
Deep Insights

Delia Lipszyc

Paris: UNESCO (1999), 918 pp.

"This work is not just another monograph on copyright and neighbouring rights. It represents a fundamental contribution to study of this discipline made, in response to UNESCO’s request, by the eminent specialist on the subject, Professor Delia Lipszyc [...] UNESCO’s programme for the promotion ... of teaching of copyright and neighbouring rights has sought to devise appropriate draft syllabuses, while encouraging the establishment of professorships for the study of this discipline in universities. In collaboration with eminent experts in each region, the proposed syllabuses have already been brought into line with the legal contexts of Latin America, French-speaking Africa, the Arab States, the Asian and Pacific region, English-speaking Africa and the Commonwealth of Independent States. The updated version of this work, the Spanish original of which was published in 1993, is an additional contribution to this endeavour. It responds to the deeply felt concern of universities to see the teaching programmes adopted by them supported by a work which covers the subject in its every aspect, its basis being statute law throughout the world and the experience of its application. Professor Lipszyc’s work represents a remarkable contribution in this respect. It gives the teaching of copyright and neighbouring rights a greater operational dimension in a universal context. Set out as a university manual, it presents, with its clear and searching approach, the many and varied aspects of this important legal discipline as reflected in the different laws throughout the world, the relevant international conventions and current international thinking on the subject, in the light of technological progress in the methods of creation, production and dissemination of works of the mind. It offers appropriate clarification of legal concepts hitherto the province of specialists, and makes them more readily understood. This work is, in short, a precious resource with which students and specialists in copyright and neighbouring rights can be provided, and an invaluable tool in aiding the various parties involved in cultural activity to organize their professional relationships on a sound and equitable basis." (Preface) more

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Statistical Yearbook 1999

Paris: UNESCO; Bernan Press (1999), iv, 238 pp.

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World Communication and Information Report 1999-2000

M. Tawfik, G. Barragnon, Y. Courrier (eds.)

Paris: UNESCO (1999), 302 pp.

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On-Going Extrabudgetary Projects

Vladimir Gai (ed.)

Paris: UNESCO (1998), 114 pp.

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The Book Situation in Romania

Alvaro Garzón

Strasbourg: Council of Europe; UNESCO (1998), [13 pp.]

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Des bibliothèques pour tous! Comment créer et gérer une bibliothèque de base

Laura Wendell

Paris: UNESCO (1998), 148 pp.

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Audiovisual Archives: A Practical Reader

Helen P. Harrison (ed.)

Paris: UNESCO (1997), 429 pp.

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Information Technologies for Newspaper Publishing in Asia and the Pacific

Belinda Hopkinson (ed.)

Paris: UNESCO (1997), 198 pp.

"The present work considers the many possible uses of information technologies from the viewpoint of newspapers, with particular reference to small- and medium-sized papers in Asia and the Pacific. Despite, and perhaps even because of, the special challenges faced by this region, due for example to ... more

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World Communication Report: The Media and the Challenge of the New Technologies

Lotfi Maherzi

Paris: UNESCO (1997), 298 pp.

"The purpose of producing a second edition of the World Communication Report was pragmatic: the aim was to provide a reference work for decision-makers, planners, researchers, students, media professionals and the general public. In view of the scope of the subjects covered and the rapid outdating o ... more

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A Guide to Sustainable Book Provision
Key Guides

Pernille Askerud

Paris: UNESCO (1997), 116 pp.

"While many other publication address the problems of developing local private publishing from a commercial and professional point of view, this guide is specifically designed for the purpose of creating a sustainable and affordable system for the provision of good quality learning materials for sch ... more

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Rural Information Provision in Developing Countries: Measuring Performance and Impact

Antoinette F. Correa, Djibril Ndiaye, Kingo J. Mchombu, Gloria M. Rodriguez, Diana Rosenberg, N. U. Yapa

Paris: UNESCO (1997), ix, 118 pp.

This publication is a reference tool for rural libraries and information professionals mainly in developing countries. The document suggests ways in which the performance and impact of rural ressource centres might be measured. Qualitative and quantitative standards are developed together with techn ... more

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