Journal: Journal of Documentation

Volume 77, Issue 6

1209 -- 1222Mike Thelwall. Lifestyle information from YouTube influencers: some consumption patterns
1223 -- 1247Marco Humbel, Julianne Nyhan, Andreas Vlachidis, Kim Sloan, Alexandra Ortolja-Baird. Named-entity recognition for early modern textual documents: a review of capabilities and challenges with strategies for the future
1248 -- 1264Margaret S. Zimmerman. Health information-seeking behavior in the time of COVID-19: information horizons methodology to decipher source path during a global pandemic
1265 -- 1285Jing Yuan, Lingyu Guo. Investigation and analysis of digital poverty among adolescents in China
1286 -- 1303Lihong Zhou, Longqi Chen, Yingying Han. "Data stickiness" in interagency government data sharing: a case study
1304 -- 1320Alexander Serenko, John Dumay, Pei-Chi Kelly Hsiao, Chun Wei Choo. Do they practice what they preach? The presence of problematic citations in business ethics research
1321 -- 1342Erika Alves dos Santos, Silvio Peroni, Marcos Luiz Mucheroni. Citing and referencing habits in medicine and social sciences journals in 2019
1343 -- 1363Lyndsey Middleton, Hazel Hall. Workplace information literacy: a bridge to the development of innovative work behaviour
1364 -- 1378Tim Gorichanaz. Rereading, art-making and other joys: toward a theory of information, repetition and the good life
1379 -- 1392Heather Hill. A thematic analysis of library association policies on services to persons with disabilities
1393 -- 1412Devendra Dilip Potnis, Macy Halladay. Role of gatekeeping on Facebook in creating information benefits for vulnerable, pregnant women in the rural United States
1413 -- 1429Björn Hammarfelt. Linking science to technology: the "patent paper citation" and the rise of patentometrics in the 1980s
1430 -- 1454Fang Wang, Jing Yang, Yejun Wu. Non-synchronism in theoretical research of information science

Volume 77, Issue 5

1073 -- 1095Keren Dali. The image of the library through the eyes of immigrant and migrant readers
1096 -- 1106Keren Dali. ViewpointRuminations on peer review in the time of social change
1107 -- 1127Isto Huvila, Olle Sköld, Lisa Börjesson. Documenting information making in archaeological field reports
1128 -- 1141Tove Faber Frandsen, Kristian Møhler Sørensen, Anne Merete Lyngroes Fladmose. Library stories: a systematic review of narrative aspects within and around libraries
1142 -- 1153Kaitlin Light Costello, Diana Floegel. The potential of feminist technoscience for advancing research in information practice
1154 -- 1172Paul Gooding, Melissa Terras, Linda Berube. Identifying the future direction of legal deposit in the United Kingdom: The Digital Library Futures approach
1173 -- 1195Linda Sile, Raf Guns, Alesia A. Zuccala, Tim C. E. Engels. Towards complexity-sensitive book metrics for scholarly monographs in national databases for research output
1196 -- 1208Brady D. Lund, Ting Wang. An analysis of research methods utilized in five top, practitioner-oriented LIS journals from 1980 to 2019

Volume 77, Issue 4

825 -- 850Juan-Antonio Martínez-Comeche, Ian Ruthven. Engaging interaction and long-term engagement with WhatsApp in an everyday life context: exploratory study
851 -- 870Qing Ke, Jia Tina Du, Lu Ji. Toward a conceptual framework of health crisis information needs: an analysis of COVID-19 questions in a Chinese social Q&A website
871 -- 886Tianqi Wu, Kaiyan Da. The Chinese philosophy of information by Kun Wu
887 -- 905Yazdan Mansourian. Information activities in serious leisure as a catalyst for self-actualisation and social engagement
906 -- 925Xiaoguang Wang 0010, Ningyuan Song, Xuemei Liu, Lei Xu. Data modeling and evaluation of deep semantic annotation for cultural heritage images
926 -- 945Ceri Binding, Claudio Gnoli, Douglas Tudhope. Migrating a complex classification scheme to the semantic web: expressing the Integrative Levels Classification using SKOS RDF
946 -- 964Elena Villaespesa, Seth Crider. A critical comparison analysis between human and machine-generated tags for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection
965 -- 989Susannah Micaela Hanlon. A dual lens approach to exploring informal communication's influence on learning in a political party
990 -- 1002Jack Andersen. Grammar and social action: two schools of thought in knowledge organization research
1003 -- 1021Jenny Bronstein, Yosef Solomon. Exploring the information practices of lawyers

Volume 77, Issue 3

617 -- 637Negin Dahya, W. E. King, Kung Jin Lee, Jin Ha Lee 0001. Perceptions and experiences of virtual reality in public libraries
638 -- 662Vanessa Kitzie, Travis L. Wagner, A. Nick Vera. Discursive power and resistance in the information world maps of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual community leaders
663 -- 679Maja Krtalic. Cultural information needs of long-settled immigrants, their descendants and family members: use of collective and personal information sources about the home country
680 -- 702Peter Stokes, Robert Priharjo, Christine Urquhart. Validation of information-seeking behaviour of nursing students confirms most profiles but also indicates desirable changes for information literacy support
703 -- 721Yu-Tzu Lin. Reusing design information: an investigation of the document creation process in service design projects
722 -- 742Jiayang Tang, Jorge Tiago Martins. Intergenerational workplace knowledge sharing: challenges and new directions
743 -- 754Joseph Winberry, Bradley Wade Bishop. Documenting social justice in library and information science research: a literature review
755 -- 776Matjaz Kragelj, Mirjana Kljajic Borstnar. Automatic classification of older electronic texts into the Universal Decimal Classification-UDC
777 -- 797Stefan Dreisiebner, Anna Katharina Polzer, Lyn Robinson, Paul Libbrecht, Juan-José Boté-Vericad, Cristóbal Urbano, Thomas Mandl 0001, Polona Vilar, Maja Zumer, Mate Juric, Franjo Pehar, Ivanka Stricevic. Facilitation of information literacy through a multilingual MOOC considering cultural aspects
798 -- 823Tsangyao Chen. A systematic integrative review of cognitive biases in consumer health information seeking: emerging perspective of behavioral information research

Volume 77, Issue 2

305 -- 319Jussi T. S. Heikkilä. Classifying economics for the common good: a note on the links between sustainable development goals and JEL codes
320 -- 358Ludi Price, Lyn Robinson. Tag analysis as a tool for investigating information behaviour: comparing fan-tagging on Tumblr, Archive of Our Own and Etsy
359 -- 380Trilce Navarrete, Elena Villaespesa. Image-based information: paintings in Wikipedia
381 -- 400Gerd Berget, Andrew MacFarlane 0001, Nils Pharo. Modelling the information seeking and searching behaviour of users with impairments: are existing models applicable?
401 -- 419Jerry Jacques, Sabine Mas, Dominique Maurel, Jonathan Dorey. Organizing personal digital information: an analysis of faculty member activities
420 -- 431Lai Ma. The steering effects of citations and metrics
432 -- 448Elisa Tattersall Wallin. Reading by listening: conceptualising audiobook practices in the age of streaming subscription services
449 -- 460Roswitha Skare. The paratext of digital documents
461 -- 478Jeppe Nicolaisen, Tove Faber Frandsen. Acting hot or not? Testing the citing to show-off hypothesis
479 -- 500Nafiz Zaman Shuva. Information experiences of Bangladeshi immigrants in Canada
501 -- 517Amalia Juneström. An emerging genre of contemporary fact-checking
518 -- 541Liia Lauri, Sirje Virkus, Mati Heidmets. Information cultures and strategies for coping with information overload: case of Estonian higher education institutions
542 -- 557Sebastian Schultheiß, Dirk Lewandowski. "Outside the industry, nobody knows what we do" SEO as seen by search engine optimizers and content providers
558 -- 575Kyong Eun Oh. Social aspects of personal information organization
576 -- 593Mari Louise Mallasvik, Jorge Tiago Martins. Research data sharing behaviour of engineering researchers in Norway and the UK: uncovering the double face of Janus
594 -- 616Shuqing Li, Li Ding, Xiaowei Ding, Huan Hu, Yu Zhang. Research on discipline development and discipline difference of intelligence science in China

Volume 77, Issue 1

1 -- 17Tim Gorichanaz. Sanctuary: an institutional vision for the digital age
19 -- 40Tiyang Huang, Rui Nie, Yue Zhao. Archival knowledge in the field of personal archiving: an exploratory study based on grounded theory
41 -- 68María Luisa Alvite Díez, Leticia Barrionuevo. Confluence between library and information science and digital humanities in Spain. Methodologies, standards and collections
69 -- 92Heidar Mokhtari, Sana Barkhan, Davoud Haseli, Mohammad Karim Saberi. A bibliometric analysis and visualization of the Journal of Documentation: 1945-2018
93 -- 105Junzhi Jia. From data to knowledge: the relationships between vocabularies, linked data and knowledge graphs
107 -- 127Alex C. Urban. Narrative ephemera: documents in storytelling worlds
129 -- 141Samuel A. Moore. Individuation through infrastructure: Get Full Text Research, data extraction and the academic publishing oligopoly
143 -- 161Fangli Su, Yin Zhang 0007, Zachary Immel. Digital humanities research: interdisciplinary collaborations, themes and implications to library and information science
163 -- 180Aare Värk, Anne Reino. Practice ecology of knowledge management - connecting the formal, informal and personal
181 -- 197E. E. Lawrence. The trouble with diverse books, part II: an informational pragmatic analysis
199 -- 208Christine Fena. Searching, sharing and singing: understanding the information behaviors of choral directors
209 -- 228Diana Floegel. Labor, classification and productions of culture on Netflix
229 -- 250Yuxiang Chris Zhao, Yan Zhang 0005, Jian Tang, Shijie Song. Affordances for information practices: theorizing engagement among people, technology, and sociocultural environments
251 -- 258Håkon Larsen. The public sphere and Habermas: reflections on the current state of theory in public library research
259 -- 283Keren Dali, Clarissa Vannier, Lindsay Douglass. Reading experience librarianship: working with readers in the 21st century
285 -- 303Jakub Fázik, Jela Steinerová. Technologies, knowledge and truth: the three dimensions of information literacy of university students in Slovakia