This essay explores the question of whether records professionals are as aware of the ethical dimensions of their work as they should be. It consider first the historical and professional context of archival ethics, then examines a recent case about business archives involving the author that suggests the need for renewed attention to professional ethics, and concludes with a discussion about how archivists might reconsider the ethical dimensions of their work
Whether novel or mundane, for many the concept of the archive does seem to produce some kind of ‘mal...
This thesis explores ways in which the American archival profession, through the Society of American...
Archivists first began codifying their behavior during the 1950s when The Archivist\u27s Code was ...
This essay explores the question of whether records professionals are as aware of the ethical dimens...
This essay explores the question of whether records professionals are as aware of the ethical dimens...
This article examines the concept of codes of ethics for archivists and recordkeepers as a work in-p...
Archivists’ work has always involved an inherently ethical praxis, and now is on the brink of a tipp...
this paper I explore how other disciplines and professions have problematized the construction of th...
The book covers a wide range of recent issues and controversies related to the mission and work of a...
Archivists today make some of the most difficult ethical and legal decisions at the public service d...
This thesis explores the subjects of professionalism and ethics as they relate to archivists and se...
Historically, ethics relate to moral principles or values and involve moral obligations or duties. A...
This article proposes ethical and social responsibilities for archival institutions to supplement th...
Archivists serve many constituencies and often find themselves mediating conflicting interests among...
There are a number of sections and phrases in the Society of American Archivists\u27s 1992 Code of ...
Whether novel or mundane, for many the concept of the archive does seem to produce some kind of ‘mal...
This thesis explores ways in which the American archival profession, through the Society of American...
Archivists first began codifying their behavior during the 1950s when The Archivist\u27s Code was ...
This essay explores the question of whether records professionals are as aware of the ethical dimens...
This essay explores the question of whether records professionals are as aware of the ethical dimens...
This article examines the concept of codes of ethics for archivists and recordkeepers as a work in-p...
Archivists’ work has always involved an inherently ethical praxis, and now is on the brink of a tipp...
this paper I explore how other disciplines and professions have problematized the construction of th...
The book covers a wide range of recent issues and controversies related to the mission and work of a...
Archivists today make some of the most difficult ethical and legal decisions at the public service d...
This thesis explores the subjects of professionalism and ethics as they relate to archivists and se...
Historically, ethics relate to moral principles or values and involve moral obligations or duties. A...
This article proposes ethical and social responsibilities for archival institutions to supplement th...
Archivists serve many constituencies and often find themselves mediating conflicting interests among...
There are a number of sections and phrases in the Society of American Archivists\u27s 1992 Code of ...
Whether novel or mundane, for many the concept of the archive does seem to produce some kind of ‘mal...
This thesis explores ways in which the American archival profession, through the Society of American...
Archivists first began codifying their behavior during the 1950s when The Archivist\u27s Code was ...
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