Further studies of archival information use: The issue of accessibility

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The objective of this article is to present arguments about the issue of accessibility in the context of the studies of how archival information is used. The archives are pointed out as important units of information as well as the role of archival science at the present times. The concept of hybrid studies of information use is approached in the archival context according to the users' studies. In this context, accessibility is discussed in regard to the information in archival information units in accordance with the right to information; physical access; access to information and communication technologies; and intellectual access. The initiative of accessible archives is underlined. The conclusion is a proposal for promoting the hybrid studies of information use concerning the issue of inclusion and accessibility with a broad approach to the "archives aimed at the users", treating the access to archival information based on institutional right.

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da Costa, L. F., da Silva, A. C. P., & Ramalho, F. A. (2010). Further studies of archival information use: The issue of accessibility. Ciencia Da Informacao, 39(2), 129–143. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-19652010000200011

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