Annals Of The Library Association 1877 To 1960

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The problem and the methods developed to studyit; The raw material of the study: definitions and parameters; An overview of the total constructed network; Analysis of the most frequently cited works and their authors; Interrelationships among the most cited authors: individuals; Interrelationships among the most cited authors: institutions; Miscellaneous relationship among the remaining most cited authors; The time dimension of the most frequently cited works.