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vol. 24 no. 4, December, 2019


Proceedings of CoLIS: 10th International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science - University of Ljubljana, June 16-19, 2019


The discipline of LIS

Jenna Hartel | Turn, turn, turn .

Fidélia Ibekwe, Tatjana Aparac-Jelušić and Ernest Abadal | The quest for umbrella terms in LIS: tracking the paternity of informatology and informatics

Claudio Gnoli | Levels of information and LIS as a science of mentefacts

Ryan Shaw | The missing profession: towards an institution of critical technical practice

Dan Albertson | Comparing Twitter activity from different LIS conferences: current observations and future research directions

Information behaviour

Jela Steinerova | The societal impact of information behaviour research on the information environment and library services

Sally Irvine-Smith | Representation, mediation and agency: examining the role of the artefacts of decision-making

Isto Huvila, Heidi Enwald, Noora Hirvonen and Kristina Eriksson-Backa | The concept of usefulness in library and information science research

Pia Borlund and Nils Pharo | A need for information on information needs

Muhaimin Karim, Gunilla Widén, and Jannica Heinström | Influence of demographics and information literacy self-efficacy on information avoidance propensity among youth

Anna Mierzecka, Jacek Wasilewski, and Małgorzata Kisilowska | Cognitive authority, emotions and information quality evaluations

Simon Burnett and Annemaree Lloyd | The road not taken: locating desire lines across information landscapes

Isto Huvila | Rethinking context in information research: bounded versus centred sets

Information ethics

David Bawden and Lyn Robinson | "Essentially made of information." Concepts and implications of informational privacy

Lisa Engström and Johanna Rivano Eckerdal | Public libraries as promoters of social sustainability?

Kathleen Burnett and Gary Burnett | Information domains, information ethics

Search/knowledge management

Trond Aalberg, Kim Tallerås, and David Massey | The impact of new bibliographic models on the search experience

J.Tuomas Harviainen and Sanna Kumpulainen | Service design for information searches

Urbano Reviglio | Towards a taxonomy of designing ethically for artificial serendipity in personalized information streams

Maija-Leena Huotari, Sanna Tuomela, Teija Keränen, and Anna Suorsa | Conceptualizing multidisciplinary interaction by Gadamerian play for creating transdisciplinary knowledge

Institutions

Michael Widdersheim and Masanori Koizumi | Research foundations related to the public sphere and public libraries

Ragnar Audunson, Hans-Christoph Hobohm and Máté Tóth | ALM in the public sphere: how do archivists, librarians and museum professionals conceive the respective roles of their institutions in the public sphere?

Andreas Vårheim, Roswitha Skare and Noah Lenstra | Institutional convergence in the LAM sector: a contribution towards a conceptual framework

Knowledge organization

Deborah Lee | The classification of musical transformation: a conceptual approach to the knowledge organization of musical arrangements

John Budd and Kristine Stewart | A phenomenological scheme for information organization

Ronald Day and Robert Montoya | "What is (a) disease?" Disease as events and access to information

Information literacy

Helena Hollis | Critical thinking and information literacy: different concepts, same conceptions

Sonja Špiranec, Denis Kos and Michael George | Searching for critical dimensions in data literacy

Jutta Haider and Olof Sundin | The materiality and fragmentation of facts in contemporary society: infrastructural meaning-making and new demands on information literacy

Bibliometrics

Lucie Loubere and Fidélia Ibekwe | Appropriation of social sciences and humanities literature in the public arena

Tove Faber Frandsen, Rasmus Højbjerg Jacobsen, Jeppe Nicolaisen and Jakob Ousager | Pressure to publish: a bibliometric study of PhD students (1993–2009)

Tzipi Cooper, Noa Aharo ny, Judit Bar-Ilan and Sharon Rabin Margalioth | Women in the academia: a bibliometric perspective

Lai Ma | From metrics to representation: the flattened self in citation databases

Embodiment

Michael Olsson and Joacim Hansson | Embodiment, information practices and documentation: a study of mid-life martial artists

Hilary Yerbury, Simon Darcy, and Nina Burridge | Accessing information: digital and social capital of students with disability

Anna Suorsa, Teemu Suorsa, and Rauli Svento | Embodied and dialogical nature of human beings shaping organizational knowledge creation. Developing scientific knowledge for a Virtual Power Plant

Aira Huttunen, Lottamari Kähkönen, Heidi Enwald, and Terttu Kortelainen | Embodied cognition and information experiences of transgender people

Documents

Ola Pilerot and Hanna Maurin Söderholm | A conceptual framework for investigating documentary practices in pre-hospital emergency care

Trine Schreiber | Examining documents as material manifestation of organisational practices

Martin Nord | The ethics of documents in relationships: the United Church of Canada and its reconciliation documents

Methodology

Sabina Cisek and Monika Krakowska | The diary method and analysis of student’s mental representations of information spaces as the research approach in information behaviour research

Anna-Maija Multas and Noora Hirvonen | Employing nexus analysis in investigating information literacy

Eystein Gullbekk | What can we make of our interview data? From interdisciplinary to intradisciplinary research

Information management

Frances Ryan, Hazel Hall, Peter Cruickshank, and Alistair Lawson | Build, manage and evaluate: information practices and personal reputations on social media platforms

Hana Marčetić and Maja Krtalić | Transformative power of information: managing your personal history and culture

Library use and users

Joacim Hansson | Recognising the other through promotion of reading, collection development and communal collaboration. Rural public libraries in the far-north of Sweden and their relation to the indigenous Sámi population

Leanne Bowler, Tom Akiva, Sharon Colvin, and Annie McNamara | Facilitation in library makerspaces: a prototype for a professional development model

Bo Skøtt | Newcomers at the library: a library perspective on the integration of new citizens


Thanks to Polona Vilar of the University of Ljubljana, for organizing the conversion of the papers to html . The papers were doubleblind, peerreviewed for the Conference but have not been through the journal's copyediting and final proof-reading and, in general, may not fully conform to the journal's style requirements and standards. The papers are listed under the session theme headings and, within themes, in the order of the conference programme.