Bibliography

Richard A. Danner

Books

The IALL International Handbook of Legal Information Management (Richard A. Danner & Jules Winterton eds., Ashgate, 2011)
Legal Information and the Development of American Law (editor with Frank G. Houdek) (Thomson/West, 2008)
Strategic Planning: A Law Library Management Tool for the 90's and Beyond (2d ed. 1997).
Toward a Renaissance in Law Librarianship (ed., 1997).
Introduction to Foreign Legal Systems (ed., 1994) (with Marie-Louise Bernal).
Strategic Planning: A Law Library Management Tool for the 90s (1991).
Legal Research in Wisconsin (1980).

Articles and Essays

Open Access to Legal Scholarship: Dropping the Barriers to Discourse and Dialogue, 7 Journal of International Commercial Law & Technology 65-79 (2012)
Defining International Law Librarianship in an Age of Multiplicity, Knowledge, and Open Access to Law, in The IALL International Handbook of Legal Information Management 1-21 (Richard A. Danner & Jules Winterton eds., 2011)
Print or Perish? Authors’ Attitudes toward Electronic-Only Publication of Law Journals (July 2011) (with Kiril Kolev & Marguerite Most)
The Durham Statement Two Years Later: Open Access in the Law School Journal Environment, 103 Law Library Journal 39-54 (2011) (with Kelly Leong & Wayne V. Miller)
Supporting Scholarship: Thoughts on the Role of the Academic Librarian, 39 Journal of Law & Education 365-386 (2010)
The Durham Statement on Open Access One Year Later: Preservation and Access to Legal Scholarship, prepared for American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, July 2010
The Twenty-First Century Law Library, 101 Law Library Journal 143-156 (2009) (with S. Blair Kauffman & John G. Palfrey)
Skating with Donovan: Thoughts on Librarianship As a Profession, 27 Legal Reference Services Quarterly 117-136 (no. 2/3, 2008)
Applying the Access Principle in Law: The Responsibilities of the Legal Scholar, 35 International Journal of Legal Information 355-395 (2007)
Legal Information and the Development of American Law: Writings on the Form and Structure of the Published Law, 99 Law Library Journal 193-227 (2007) reprinted in Legal Information and the Development of American Law 6-56 (Richard A. Danner & Frank G. Houdek, eds., Thomson/West, 2008)
Academic Freedom Issues for Academic Librarians, 25(4) Legal Reference Services Quarterly 13-35 (2006) (with Barbara Bintliff)
Issues in the Preservation of Born-Digital Scholarly Communications in Law, 96 Law Library Journal 591-604 (2004).
Justice Jackson's Lament: Historical and Comparative Perspectives on the Availability of Legislative History, 13 Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law 151-94 (2003). Special Issue in honor of Herbert L. Bernstein.
Contemporary and Future Directions in American Legal Research: Responding to the Threat of the Available, 31 International Journal of Legal Information 179-204 (2003).
Law School Libraries, in Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science 1503-12 (2d. ed. 2003).
Electronic Publication of Legal Scholarship: New Issues and New Models, 52 Journal of Legal Education 347-364 (2002).
Strategic Planning for Distance Learning in Legal Education: Initial Thoughts on a Role for Libraries, Legal Reference Services Quarterly, 2/3, 2002, at 69-85, reprinted in Law Library Collection Development in the Digital Age 69-85 (2002) (with Michael Chiorazzi and Gordon Russell eds.).
Electronic Publication of Scholarly Information in Law: A View from the United States, 28 Int'l J. Legal Info. 465 (2000).
Focus on Information Literacy, Nat'l. L.J., July 17, 2000, at C1.
What are Law Libraries For?, 30 Law Libr. 211 (1999).
Redefining a Profession-1999, 1999 Proc. Ann. Conf. Am. Theological Libr. Assoc. 189.
Electronic Publication in Law: A Selective List of References, in At the Crossroads (Educational Program Handout Materials, 92d Annual Meeting American Association of Law Libraries) 25-27 (1999).
Law Libraries and Technology, Syllabus, Winter 1999, at 4.
Per Walhgren, The Quest for Law: Law Libraries and Legal Information Management of the Future, 27 Int'l J. Legal Info. 457 (1999).
Dissemination of Legal Information: Social and Political Issues in the United States, in L'information Juridique: Contenu, Accesibilit‚ et Circulation/Computerized Legal Data and Information: Contents, Access and Circulation (1998).
Redefining a Profession, 90 Law Libr. J. 315 (1998).
Defining a Profession: Some Initial Problems, in Proceedings of the Seventh Asian Pacific Special, Health and Law Librarians' Conference 529 (1997).
Renaissance Matters, in Toward a Renaissance in Law Librarianship 61 (1997).
Why the Web?, Duke Law Mag., Spring 1997, at 32.
The Effects of Information Technology on Law Librarianship: An American Perspective, 37 Law Libr. 203 (1996).
Facing the Millennium: Law Schools, Law Librarians, and Information Technology, 46 J. Legal Educ. 43 (1996).
Computing in the Law School: The Librarian's Role, Syllabus, Winter 1996, at 3.
Document Delivery in the 1990's and Beyond, 19 Can. L. Libr./Biblioth�ques de Droit Canadiennes 141 (1994).
From the Editor: It's the Network!, 86 Law Libr. J. 391 (1994).
From the Editor: Big Things, 86 Law Libr. J. 184 (1994).
From the Editor: Delivering Documents, 85 Law Libr. J. 235 (1993).
From the Editor: Supporting Professional Research, 83 Law Libr. J. 615 (1991).
Public Access to Legal Information, Law Libr. Lights, May/June 1991, at 5.
The Law Library of Congress and the Legal Profession, 83 Law Libr. J. 211 (1991).
Defining "Beyond Excellence", 22 AALL Newsl. 3 (1990).
Law Firm Librarians: Toward the Year 2000, PLL Perspectives, Feb./March, 1990, at 6.
Managing the Law Library in the 1990s, 81 Law Libr. J. 181 (1989).
The Teaching Role of the Law Librarian, Duke L. Mag, Summer 1989, at 6.
From the Editor: Writing About Original Research, 80 Law Libr. J. 171 (1988).
From the Editor: Who We Are and What We Do, 80 Law Libr. J. 1 (1988).
From the Editor: Working With Facts, 79 Law Libr. J. 611 (1987).
From the Editor: Books About Statutes, 79 Law Libr. J. 361 (1987).
From the Editor: Public Access to the Law, 79 Law Libr. J. 164 (1987).
From the Editor: Reading Legal Research, 79 Law Libr. J. 1 (1987).
From the Editor: Teaching Legal Research, 78 Law Libr. J. 599 (1986).
The Educational Role of the Regional Chapters, 78 Law Libr. J. 528 (1986).
From the Editor: On Continuing Education, 78 Law Libr. J. 371 (1986).
From the Editor: Gold-Collar Librarians, 78 Law Libr. J. 213 (1986).
An Overview of Health Law Research and an Annotated Bibliography, 11 J. Health Pol. Pol'y & L. 110 (1986) (with Claire Germain).
From the Editor: On Bibliographies, 78 Law Libr. J. 1 (1986).
From the Editor: Questions and Answers, 77 Law Libr. J. 613 (1984-85).
From the Editor: On Professional Literature, 77 Law Libr. J. 431 (1984-85).
From the Editor: On Legislative History Research, 77 Law Libr. J. 191 (1984-85).
The Duke Law Library: Its Changing Role, Duke L. Mag., Winter 1985, at 41.
Federal Regulation of Non-Nuclear Hazardous Wastes: A Research Bibliography, Law & Contemp. Probs., Summer 1983, at 285.
R. Adamiak, The Law Book Price Guide, 6 Publications Clearing House Bull. 50 (1983).
Reference Theory and the Future of Legal Reference Service, 76 Law Libr. J. 217 (1983).
Asbestos in the Library: The Removal Project at Duke, 3 J. Libr. Admin. 47 (1982).
W. Rodgers, Jr., Cases and Materials on Energy and Natural Resources Law, 7 Law Books in Rev. 2:15 (1980).
Analytical Studies for the Environmental Protection Agency, 72 Law Libr. J. 166 (1979).

Issues Edited

Symposium: Legal Information and the Development of American Law: Further Thinking about the Thoughts of Bob Berring 99 Law Library Journal (Spring 2007) (editor)
Thirty Year Cumulative Index to the International Journal of Legal Information, Special Issue International Journal of Legal Information (ed. 2003).