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University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal
Instructions to authors..../ Instructions aux auteurs....
Note
to Contributors
The
University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal publishes articles on all
aspects of library and information science. These include organization
and dissemination of information, library education and training,
information technology and its application in libraries, book reviews
and short communications.
Authors
are in invited to submit their articles to be considered for
publication.
The
details are as follows:
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The manuscript must be typed on one side of the paper
in 1.5 line spacing
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The paper should ideally be between 10 to 15 pages
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Submission of papers on diskette is encouraged. They
can also be submitted as e-mail attachment.
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All articles are reviewed by two people. If the
reviewers require a revision of, or alteration to an accepted
manuscript, the author will be required to make the necessary
corrections.
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Authors agree to grant
the “Copyright” to the Publisher.
Citation
Style
Examples
of citation style are shown below:
Citation
from a book:
Bramley,
G. (1975). World Trends in Library Education. London: Clive
Bingley.
Chapter
of a book:
Svendsen,
K.E. (1995). “Development Strategy and Crisis Management.” Mwalimu:
The Influence of Nyerere, edited by Colin Legum and Geofrey Mmari.
London: James Curry, pp.108-124.
Journal
article:
Garcha,
R. and L.J. Buttle. (1996). “Profiling African Libraries: automation
in Ghana, Kenya and Nigeria,” Library Review, 45, (6),
125-135.
Citation
from the Internet:
Thelwall,
M. (2001). The responsiveness of search engine indexes. Cybermetrics
5 (1). www.cindoc.csic.es/cybermetrics/articles/v5ilpl.html
(Accessed 2001 September 12th).
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