Across all borders: international information flows and applications collected papers

Part I: Information and National Development
1 Information Transfer as Technical Assistance
for Development
2 Data Collection by Development Projects as a
National Information Resource
3 Information Transfer as Development Support
4 Information and Indigenous Technological Capacity
in Developing Countries
with Anis Y. Yusoff
Part II: Human Resource Networking
5 Community Networking in Gerontology and Health: A
Centralized and a Decentralized Model
6 Human Resource Networks for Rural Development
7 Electronic Networking in Support of
South-to-South Cooperation
with Jejfrey Katzer
Part III: Problem Solving and Information Counseling
8 Environmental Information Transfer
9 The Consultant as Information Intermediary
10 Transfer and Adaptation of a Group Problem-Solving
Model for Community Organizations
with Ann P. Bishop
11 From Informal Gatekeeper to Information Counselor:
Emergence of a New Professional Role
12 Thoughts on the Social Implications of Information Theory
Part IV: Information Policies
13 A Future Perspective on Information
Policy Research Needs
14 The Regional Professional Association:
A Key to Global Cooperation
15 New Challenges to the Information Professional
Part V: Education, Training and Professional Development
16 Conceptual Issues in Environmental Information
Education and Training
17 Informatics, Technology, and Education
18 The Management of Innovation as an Integrating Theme
in the Curriculum for Industrial Information Officers
19 Recruitment of International Students:
Suggestions from Syracuse
20 Training the Trainers in Information Management:
Overview and Recommendations
Part VI: The American Transnational Corporation
and Information
21 The American Transnational Corporation in
Developing Countries