Handbook on Information Sciences

Edited by Peter Heisig, Professor of Information and Knowledge Management, Department of Information Sciences, University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany

Contents
1 Introduction to the Handbook on Information Sciences: the discipline of and for the information society 1
Peter Heisig
2 History of information science 7
Carlos Alberto Ávila Araújo
3 Concepts in information science 27
Matthew Kelly
4 Classification and Knowledge Organization 42
Thiago Henrique Bragato Barros and Isadora Victorino Evangelista
5 Document theory 58
Roswitha Skare
6 Information need: what is it? 72
Charles Cole and Thomas D. Wilson
7 Information behaviour 97
Hans-Christoph Hobohm
8 Models of information-seeking behaviour 116
Joan C. Bartlett
9 Information retrieval: core techniques, issues, current and future developments 136
Thomas Mandl and Julia Maria Struß
10 Diversification of research methods in information science 151
Brady D. Lund
11 Experimental research in Library and Information Science 166
Ilja Frissen, Catherine Henderson and M. Max Evans
12 Research data management 186
Ulrike Wuttke, Stefan Schmunk and Mirjam Blümm
13 Informetrics: beyond the citation index 205
David Gunnarsson Lorentzen and Gustaf Nelhans
14 Information visualization 221
Martin J. Eppler
15 Knowledge management 230
Peter Heisig
16 Introduction to data/text mining 257
Simon Y. K. Li and Eric Tsui
17 Public libraries: from cradle of democracy to community connections 274
Anne Goulding
18 Four challenges for the information society and the role of information institutions and research 293
Jesse David Dinneen
19 Information literacy: concepts, research, and promotion 313
Joachim Griesbaum, Antje Michel, Stefan Dreisiebner, Maria Gäde and Anke Wittich
20 A peek into the future: information science education and training in the fourth industrial revolution era 326
Tom Kwanya
21 Information sciences and sustainability 343
Jan Nolin