l'open access à l'information juridique

When

3 et 4 décembre 2018

Where

Lieu: Le Ndiambour - Hôtel et Résidence, 121 Rue Carnot, Dakar, Sénégal
( http://www.lendiambour.com/)

 

Un atelier pour les professionnels de la documentation juridique d’Afrique francophone (conservateurs, bibliothécaires, documentalistes) est organisé par la section des bibliothèques de droit de l’IFLA (Fédération internationale des associations et institutions de bibliothèques) avec le soutien de l’IFLA, l’IALL (International Association of Law Libraries) et Cairn.info.

 

Date et lieu : les 3 et 4 décembre 2018 à Dakar, Sénégal

 

Langue de travail : français

 

Le programme de l’atelier de Dakar est en cours de finalisation et sera communiqué ultérieurement

• Format : présentations, ateliers, échanges.
• Thèmes abordés : le libre accès à l’information juridique, Open Access en Afrique francophone, développement des collections, recherche documentaire juridique, information et éducation juridique, le réseautage professionnel

 

Pour s’inscrire c’est ici :

 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe-_NYCb9wxY48sjooDBsVdrbA9c7EU2gGlJViAPgwKQ-a75A/viewform

 

La date limite pour l’inscription à l’atelier est le vendredi 2 novembre 2018 à minuit.

Bourses

Le comité d’organisation offrira quelques bourses pour financer une partie des coûts de transport et d’hébergement liés à la participation à l’atelier. Les boursiers seront sélectionnés en tenant compte de la diversité géographique et de l’intérêt représenté par les candidatures pour le déroulement de l’atelier. Seules les candidatures de personnes travaillant dans des pays d’Afrique francophone seront examinées. Les candidatures de personnes travaillant dans le bibliothèques de droit seront favorisées.

Pour être recevables, les candidatures doivent comprendre :

1. Une lettre de motivation (max. 250 mots)
2. Un curriculum-vitae à jour
3. Une copie numérisée du passeport ou carte d’identité (format PDF ou JPG).
4. Un courriel de l’employeur ou du supérieur hiérarchique confirmant que le candidat est autorisé à voyager pour participer à l’atelier du 3 et 4 décembre 2018 à Dakar, Sénégal
5. Le formulaire d'inscription, dûment rempli

 

Les pièces 1, 2 et 3 doivent être envoyées simultanément par courriel à l’adresse : atelier.dakar2018@gmail.com. La pièce 4 doit être envoyée par l’employeur ou le supérieur hiérarchique directement à la même adresse courriel atelier.dakar2018@gmail.com .

 

Les organisateurs de l’atelier prendront en charge la réservation des transports et de l’hébergement pour les lauréats du programme de bourses. La date limite pour candidater au programme de bourse est le vendredi 2 novembre à minuit. Seules les candidatures complètes reçues avant cette date seront examinées. Les candidats retenus seront prévenus individuellement. Les décisions du comité d’organisation ne pourront faire l’objet d’aucun recours.

კონსტიტუციის ახალი რედაქცია ხელმისაწვდომი გახდება ეროვნული ბიბლიოთეკის მკითხველისთვის

11 ოქტომბერს საქართველოს პარლამენტის ეროვნულ ბიბლიოთეკას ეწვივნენ საქართველოს პარლამენტის თავმჯდომარის კაბინეტის უფროსი ნიკოლოზ სამხარაძე და პარლამენტის თავმჯდომარის მრჩევლები თენგიზ შარმანაშვილი და თორნიკე ჭეიშვილი. მათ ეროვნულ ბიბლიოთეკას საქართველოს კონსტიტუციის ახალი რედაქციის ქართული და ინგლისური გამოცემები გადმოსცეს.

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Representatives of EIFL partner consortia and EIFL staff will travel to Doha in Qatar for the 2018 EIFL General Assembly (GA), EIFL’s major knowledge-sharing event of the year. This year’s GA is hosted by Qatar National Library.

During the three-day event, representatives of EIFL partner consortia will share their achievements, challenges and hear updates from EIFL programme managers on developments in their specialist areas.

Gwen Franck, EIFL Open Access Programme Coordinator, will speak at the two-day National Open Science Days conference. Franck’s input, on 18 October, will be about the OpenAIRE Advance project and the EOSC (European Open Science Cloud) as a European Infrastructure Supporting Open Science.

We are pleased to announce our new guide to resources for Global and Disaster Health is now available. Suggestions for additional resources are welcome and will be considered for future updates.

 

We are pleased to announce our new guide to resources for Global and Disaster Health is now available.

Suggestions for additional resources are welcome and will be considered for future updates.

 

IFLA’s Management and Marketing Section has partnered with PressReader to present the IFLA International Library Marketing Award for 2019.

The IFLA PressReader International Library Marketing Award recognises organizations that have implemented creative, results-oriented marketing projects or campaigns. Three winners are selected on their innovative contribution to marketing in the library field.

The first, second and third place winners receive funds towards airfare, accommodation and registration for the World Library and Information Congress in Athens, Greece, 24–30 August 2019. The Award also recognises marketing efforts by developing countries with fewer resources with a special commendation.

The Awards open on 26 November 2018. The winners will be announced in March 2019 and officially awarded during the IFLA WLIC 2019 Awards Ceremony in Athens.

For more information about IFLA’s International Library Marketing Award, visit IFLA's Management and Marketing Section page.

To learn more about PressReader, and to get a free 1-month personal account, visit PressReader's page.

In August, 15 young African public librarians travelled to Southeast Asia (Indonesia and Malaysia) to take part in an intensive learning, knowledge-sharing and networking experience organized by EIFL and partners. The 15 were participants in the Initiative for Young African Library Innovators (IYALI). After their journey, we asked them to reflect on the experience, and how they might apply what they learnt in their libraries back home.

EIFL and partners in the OpenAIRE and FOSTER (Facilitating Open Science Training for European Research) projects are celebrating Open Access Week 2018 (22-28 October) with a programme that includes tutorials and webinars on open science, open access and open data.

There is a vacancy at IFLA Headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands for the position of:

• Professional Support Officer (deadline: 9 November 2018)

The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)

At IFLA Headquarters an international staff of over 20 people manages and develops programmes for members and the library and information sector worldwide. IFLA’s strategic priorities include access to information, digital content, cultural heritage, the contribution of libraries to national development, and professional practice.

IFLA Headquarters
10 October 2018

The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) Headquarters is looking for an experienced Professional Support Officer to join a dynamic international team working with volunteers worldwide.

Over the next ten years, IFLA aims to transform the library field and itself through concerted and coordinated efforts at the global, regional, and national level. The ultimate benefit of this work will be seen at the local level through better library services helping more people gain literacy, improve their education, find employment, improve their health, etc. IFLA has outlined a number of activities to initiate this transformation and a key to their success will be the ability to coordinate and involve the many professional volunteers who dedicate time and energy to work in committees on IFLA projects. In this position, you will be communicating and working with people from all library sectors and regions of the world.

Location

IFLA Headquarters is located in The Hague (next to The Hague Central Station) in The Netherlands.

Key areas of Responsibility

This position is part of the Member Services Team. The Professional Support Officer manages and supports the work of the Professional Committee. The officer is the key liaison point for Sections and Special Interest Groups on governance and professional matters regarding the intersection of their activities and IFLA’s strategic and operational goals. They help to coordinate professional activities at the annual IFLA Congress. The position works closely with the Chair of the IFLA Professional Committee to support the activities of the Professional Committee.

Qualifications and Experience

• At least 5 years of experience working with committees, preparing and writing agendas, papers and minutes;
• Strong applied knowledge of governance, rules and procedures in a membership organisation or similar;
• Effective networking and personal communication skills;
• Problem solving skills and an ability to enthuse others to engage in activities;
• High level administrative skills with an ability to multitask;
• Excellent written & verbal communications and presentation skills in English (native speaker desirable);
• Ability to manage and monitor projects to meet budgetary and outcome goals;
• Digital communication skills, including writing, editing and delivering web content.

Additionally, the candidate will have:

• Knowledge / awareness of issues and trends in the information environment / the library profession;
• Experience in working within an international NGO organisation;
• A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.

Salary

The gross monthly salary offered will be EUR 3,605 per month in line with the Collective Agreement of Public Libraries in The Netherlands. You will also receive a holiday allowance (8% of your annual salary), an end of year bonus and enjoy 25 days of holidays per year. You will also participate in IFLA’s group pension scheme.

Closing date

The closing date is 9 November 2018. Due to the high volume of applications we are expecting to receive, interested candidates are advised to submit their applications as soon as possible.

How to apply

Please send your CV including a motivation letter addressing the responsibilities and skills required for the position in English to vacancies@ifla.org. Only candidates with valid documentation to work in The Netherlands will be considered.

From Alberto García Guadarrama, eScire

In 2006, eScire’s group implemented the first repository in Mexico at the Colegio de Posgraduados – COLPOS (College of Postgraduates). 12 years later, eScire is working towards consolidating DSpace repositories as THE option, not only for graduate thesis archival, but also for storing institutions’ documents including: congress and posters communications, pre-prints, post-prints, audio-visual material, journals, patents, standards and regulations, learning materials, and more.

One of our strategies is offering free, online courses, where all academic and, in general, any institution, can easily learn about installing DSpace, workflow, customization and more. This has generated a lot of interest from all  types of institutions, including national institutions such as Politécnico Nacional – IPN (National Polytechnic Institute), up to large and specialized institutions, like CONACYT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia de México–National Council for Science and Technology of Mexico) Centres. We share information freely with all institutions and as a result, some have asked for more assistance, services, installation, training, consultancy, confirming DSpace as their preferred repository solution. One of our available resources is the YouTube Channel called CCV – Comunidad del Conocimiento Virtual (Virtual Knowledge Community) where we share all recorded webinars. Here you can find the list of free available webinars in Spanish.

Fig. 1. Response on the actual free webinars on open source software (Mexico & Latin America)

Another strategy is promoting and creating the first DSpace Users and Developers Community in Mexico. On September 10-11, 2018 eScire participated in Entre Pares 2018 (Between Peers). It is an annual seminar for publishers and librarians promoted by CONACYT in Mexico. This year it was held in Puebla (where eScire has its main office). This provided an excellent opportunity for us to reach out to most of our clients in Mexico. eScire hosted a welcome party on Sunday, September 9 and initiated the first Users and Developers Dspace Community in Mexico on September  11. Here you can find some photographs.  About 42 attendees participated from CINVESTAV, IPN, UNAM, CIDETEQ, CIATEQ, ULSA, BUAP, UAM, CIBNOR, UMAD, CIESAS, UDG, UPAEP, UAT, UGTO, USON, UNICACH. All participants were interested in joining the community.

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On September 25, 2018 OpenAIRE and DuraSpace signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Both OpenAIRE and DuraSpace have a shared interest in a robust, interoperable, and functional network of repositories that provide value to the research community and contribute to Open Science and Open Access in Europe and the world.

Repositories collectively act as the foundation for Open Science by collecting and providing access to research outputs, and play a key role in the emerging scholarly commons. To that end, OpenAIRE and DuraSpace aim to ensure that repositories are using up-to-date technologies and adopting international standards and protocols. Through this MOU, OpenAIRE and DuraSpace have agreed to work together on a number of aspects to support their common goals. These activities include enabling DSpace systems to comply with OpenAIRE metadata guidelines, gradual adoption of next generation repository functionalities, and working together on standardized methods for measuring and aggregating usage statistics.

This partnership will support the global community of repository users by improving repository functionality and enabling the adoption of other value-added services by repository platforms and aggregators.

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The Open Repositories Steering Committee and Stellenbosch University is delighted to announce that the 15th Open Repositories Conference will be held in Stellenbosch, South Africa, from 1-4 June 2020. The conference will be organised by Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service who looks forward to welcoming delegates to the first Open Repositories Conference (OR) on the African continent.

Stellenbosch University, located in the historical town of Stellenbosch, approximately 50 km from Cape Town, strives to be Africa’s leading research-intensive university, globally recognised as excellent, inclusive and innovative where knowledge is advanced in service of society.

The Library and Information Service has been playing an active role in the African and international Open Access community for a number of years and one of its strategic objectives is to develop and maintain collaborative relationships with a range of external and internal stakeholders by advancing local, national and international initiatives with regards to open scholarship.

Having chosen Stellenbosch as the venue, the annual OR Conference continues its objective to bring practitioners working at the interface of technology and scholarship together. Participants at OR come from higher education, government, libraries, archives and museums to share their experiences and knowledge about repository infrastructure, tools, services, and policies. We hope you will join us in Stellenbosch in 2020!

For the local organizing committee:

Ellen Tise & Mimi Seyffert-Wirth

Stellenbosch University Library and Information Service

mseyf@sun.ac.za

For the Open Repositories Steering Committee:

Elin Stangeland

University of Oslo Library

elin.stangeland@ub.uio.no

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Rima Kupryte, Director of EIFL, will attend the ICOLC (International Coalition of Library Consortia) meeting.

This is an international event that brings together library consortia from around the world. It will be hosted by Jisc Collections, a service that negotiates and licenses e-resources with vendors on behalf of all UK higher education and research institutions.

 

Rima Kupryte, Director of EIFL, will attend the ICOLC (International Coalition of Library Consortia) meeting.

This is an international event that brings together library consortia from around the world. It will be hosted by Jisc Collections, a service that negotiates and licenses e-resources with vendors on behalf of all UK higher education and research institutions.

 

ბარამიძე, რევაზ. სახელმწიფოებრივი ცნობიერება და ზნეობრივი იდეალი : ნარკვევები ძველი ქართული ლიტერატურის ისტორიიდან. პუბლიცისტიკა (1957-2001) / რედ. რ. ჩხეიძე; ალექსანდრე ორბელიანის საზოგადოება. - თბ. : ჩვენი მწერლობა, 2018. – 602 გვ. 
წიგნი წარმოადგენს ცნობილი მკვლევრისა და მეცნიერის რევაზ ბარამიძის ნარკვევებისა და პუბლიცისტური სტატიების კრებულს.  ნაშრომში შესულია ავტორის შემდეგი ნარკვევები : „ფარნავაზმან ძლიერ ჰყო ქუეყანა თვისი“, „იაკობ ცურტაველის ავტოპორტრეტი“, „დეტალების ხელოვნება“, „იოანე საბანისძის ზნეობრივი იდეალი“, „გიორგი მერჩულე - ქართული პროზის დიდოსტატი და მშვენება“, „ლოცვების მხატვრული ფუნქცია „გრიგოლ ხანცთელის ცხოვრებაში“, „ეროვნული კულტურის ბურჯი გიორგი მთაწმინდელი“, „კოლხი ორატორები და გიორგი მცირე“, „ჟამთააღმწერლის „ასწლოვანი მატიანე““, „აღზრდისა და ოჯახის პრობლემა ძველ საქართველოში“, „სიმბოლო და ალეგორია“, „ამაგდარი მამა-შვილი“, „დაკვირვებები „სიბრძნე-სიცრუისას“ ფაბულურ-სიუჟეტურ ჩარჩოზე“, „დავით გურამიშვილის ლირიკის ზოგიერთი ასპექტი“, „ამბროსი ნეკრესელი“, „იოანე ბოლნელი“, „ანტონ კათალიკოსი შოთა რუსთაველის შესახებ“, „ქართული და ებრაული კულტურის შემხვედრი ასპექტები“, „გიორგი წერეთელი - ძველი ქართული მწერლობის მკვლევარი“, „კონსტანტინე გამსახურდია - ლიტერატურის ისტორიკოსი“, „ივანე ჯავახიშვილი ქართველ ჰაგიოგრაფთა ეროვნული თვითშემეცნებისა და მხატვრული ოსტატობის შესახებ“, „კორნელი კეკელიძე - ქართული ფილოლოგიის ბურჯი ბურჯთაგანი“, „პავლე ინგოროყვა - პოეტური გზნების მკვლევარი“. 

იხ. ვრცლად

ბარამიძე, რევაზ. არჩილ  II : ტომი 8 / რედ. ლ. იოსებაძე. - თბ.: პალიტრა  L, 2018. - 240  გვ. ISBN  978-9941-29-313-9
ნაშრომი წარმოადგენს გამომცემლობა “პალიტრა L”- ის პროექტის - „ქართველი მეფეების“  მე-8 ტომს, რომელიც ეძღვნება მეფე არჩილ II-ს. "პალიტრა L"-ის აღნიშნულ პროექტში მოთხრობილია საქართველოს მეფეების მმართველობისა და ეპოქის შესახებ. მკითხველს შეუძლია გაეცნოს ქართველი მეფეების თვალით დანახულ ამა თუ იმ ეპოქის საქართველოს, საშინაო და საგარეო პოლიტიკურ ვითარებას, მეფეების პიროვნულ თვისებებსა და მნიშვნელოვან ფაქტებს, რომლებმაც საქართველოს ისტორიაში გარდამტეხი როლი შეასრულეს.   ნაშრომის ავტორი, რევაზ ბარამიძე, მოგვითხრობს არჩილ მეორის საგანმანათლებლო, შემოქმედებითი და პოლიტიკური მოღვაწეობის შესახებ. ასევე, ყურადღება გამახვილებულია მეფის პიროვნულ თვისებებსა და ღირსებებზე. ნაშრომი გამდიდრებულია ილუსტრაციებით.

იხ. ვრცლად

With the right copyright laws key to library activities, IFLA actively advocates for positive reforms at the international, regional and national levels. In light of the current review of Canada’s copyright law, IFLA has submitted comments in order to strengthen the voice of libraries in the process.

Canada currently has some exemplary copyright legislation in terms of responding to the needs of libraries while respecting the interests of rightsholders. In its submission, IFLA therefore advocates for the current very positive provisions to remain unchanged, especially as concerns the right to use works for education strengthened in 2012.

There has been much talk of a loss of revenues in the Canadian publishing sector to the adoption of this provision. However, Canadian libraries, especially university libraries, are investing a growing share of their budgets in digital content, a point reflected in publishers’ own reports. Indeed, it is the shift from physical to digital media that seems better to explain falls in photocopying licence fees.

The education fair dealing should therefore not be removed. It gives libraries flexibility to operate, allowing many uses of works that respond to a public interest need and do not unreasonably harm the legitimate interests of rightsholders.

The IFLA submission underlines also the importance to protect copyright exceptions, notably from being cancelled out by contract terms or technological protection measures. IFLA also encourages the government to maintain copyright protection at fifty years after the death of the author.

While several countries have expanded that to seventy years after the death of the author, there are no obvious benefits (and important potential cost, given harm to the public domain).

Furthermore, unevenness, a lack of transparency, and a serious issues around the availability and accessibility of eBooks need to be addressed at the policy level. IFLA also suggests steps to provide legal security for text and data mining, and calls for further exploration of how to preserve indigenous knowledge most effectively.

Read the full submission.