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The Records Continuum

Ian Maclean and the Australian Archives First Fifty Years

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The Records Continuum

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During the decade from 1984 to 1994 the Australian Archives became a leader in developing Australian archival theory and practice.

The Records Continuum: Ian Maclean and the Australian Archives First Fifty Years, Sue McKemmish and Michael Piggott (eds), Ancora Press in association with Australian Archives, Canberra, 1994.


Contents – The Records Continuum Acrobat 5.0
Foreword and Introduction
Beginnings – Michael Piggott Go to – PDF 3mb

The Australian War Memorial and Commonwealth records, 1942–1952 – Anne-Marie Schwirtlich

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Keepers of the fame? The custodial role of Australian Archives – its history and its future – Steve Stuckey Go to – PDF 3.5mb
The evolution of Commonwealth access policy – HJW Stokes Go to – PDF 2.5mb
Reaching out: a core program for Australian Archives – Helen Nosworthy Go to – PDF 2.5mb
Managing a government archives: insights and reflections – Lee McGregor Go to – PDF 2.5mb
Prime ministers as recordkeepers: British models and Australian practice – Graeme Powell Go to – PDF 3mb
In search of the continuum: Ian Maclean’s ‘Australian Experience’ essays on recordkeeping – Frank Upward Go to – PDF 3.5mb
The series system – a revolution in archival control – Mark Wagland and Russell Kelly Go to – PDF 3mb
The Australian (‘series’) system: an exposition – C Hurley Go to – PDF 3.5mb
Adapting the series system: a study of small archives applications – Sigrid McCausland Go to – PDF 2.5mb
Are records ever actual? – Sue McKemmish Go to – PDF 3mb

Appendix 1: Selected writings of Ian Maclean

Appendix 2: From dustbins to disk-drives: a survey of archives legislation in Australia

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Notes on contributors Go to – PDF 1mb

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