Attorney and archivist Menzi Behrnd-Klodt details * issues in this excellent resource. The book contains 22 chapters that are divided into 4 major sections corresponding to functional areas of archival and public history -legal framework (especially useful for its orientation to the structure of laws and litigation, how to work with lawyers, and how to be a good client):-acquiring and securing ownership to collections;-access (e.g., privacy, student, health, presidential, and public records); and-copyright and intellectual property.Each chapter begins with a short bulleted list stating "Why this topic is important" and "Who will find the chapter particularly useful."The book includes many sample * documents, forms, policies, and guidelines (e.g., mission statement, collections policy, subpoena examples, deeds of gift, restrictions, copyright expiration table, deaccession and loan forms, and releases for users requesting copies from a repository). An explanation of the * issues in each is provided along with the curatorial and cutltural objectives at stake.
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