Archives and Security

• General Security
• Security Bibliographies
• Researcher Monitoring Procedures
• Security Incident Management Procedures
• Holdings, Maintenance, Security Procedures
• Staff Security Training Procedures
• Building Physical Security Procedures
• Security Assessment Procedures

Antwi, I. K.

"The Problem of Library Security: The Bauchi Experience." International Library Review 21 (1989): 363-72.

Bass, Richard W.

"Collections Security." Library Trends 33 (1984): 39-48.

Belanger, Terry.

"Oberlin Conference on Theft Calls for Action." Library Journal 108 (November 1983): 2118.

Bello, M. A.

"Library Security, Materials Theft and Mutilation in Technological University Libraries in Nigeria." Library Management 19:6 (1998): 379-83.

Bergerson, Jeanette.

Manual for South Carolina Religious Archives and Recordkeeping. Columbia, South Carolina: South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board, 1999.

Billington, James A.

"Here Today, Here Tomorrow: The Imperative of Collections Security" American Libraries 27 (August 1996): 40-41.

Brand, Marvine, ed.

Security for Libraries: People, Buildings, Collections. Chicago: American Library Association, 1984.

Burke, Robert S., and Sam A. Adeloye.

A Manual of Basic Security. Leicester, England: ICOM, 1986.

Canal, B.A.

"Libraries Attract More Readers: Investing in Library Safety". Indiana Libraries 17:1 (1998): 15-17.

Christian, John F. and Shonnie Finnegan.

"On Planning an Archives." American Archivist 2:4 (October 1974): 573-578.

Cox, Richard J.

"Collectors and Archival, Manuscript, Rare Book Security." Focus on Security 26 (April 1995): 19-27.

Cummin, Wilbur B.

"Institutional, Personal Collection & Building Security Concerns." Security for Libraries: People, Buildings, and Collections. Edited by Marvine Brand, 24-50. Chicago: The American Library Association, 1984.

Daniels, Maygene F. and Timothy Welch.

A Modern Archives Reader: Basic Reading on Archival Theory and Practice. Washington D.C.: National Archives Trust Fund Board, 1984.

Dow, C.

"Library Rules, Policies, and Library Security." Nebraska Library Association Quarterly 30:1 (1999): 16-26.

Duggar, D. C.

"Security and Crime in Health Sciences Libraries in the Southern United States." Medical Reference Services Quarterly 18:1 (1999): 37-48.

Ellis, Judith Ed.

Keeping Archives. Brunswick, Australia: D.W. Thorpe in Association with The Australian Society of Archivists Inc. Impact Printing, 1993.

Fennelly, Lawrence J.

Museum, Archive and Library Security. Boston: Butterworth Publishers, 1983.

Garnet, Slade Richard.

Protecting Your Collection: A Handbook, Survey, and Guide for the Security of Rare Books, Manuscripts, Archives, and Works of Art. New York: Haworth Press, 1982.

Goldberg, M.

"The Never-ending Saga of Library Theft." Library & Archival Security 12:1 (1993): 87-100.

Jackson, Marie.

"Library Security: Facts and Figures," Library Association Record 93 (June 1991): 384.

Jenkins, John H.

Rare Books and Manuscripts Thefts: A Security System for Librarians, Booksellers, and Collectors. New York: Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America, 1982.

Keller, Steven R.

The Most Common Security Mistakes that Most Museums Make. Deltona, FL: Steven R. Keller and Associates, 1988.

Kinney, John M.

"Archival Security and Insecurity." American Archivist 38 (1975): 493-497.

Lincoln, A. J.

Crime in the Library: A Study of Patterns, Impact, and Security. New York: Bowker, 1984.

Lincoln, A. J., and C. Z. Lincoln.

"Library Crime and Security: An International Perspective." Library & Archival Security 8:1/2 (June 1987): 14-7.

Lorenzen, M.

Security Problems of Ohio Academic Libraries. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 367341, 1993.

Lorenzen, M.

"Security in the Public Libraries of Missouri." Missouri Library World 1:3/ 4 (1996): 15-7.

Lorenzen, M.

Security Issues of Academic Libraries. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 396765, 1996.

Lorenzen, M.

"Security in the Public Libraries of Illinois." Illinois Libraries 79:1 (1997): 21- 22.

Lorenzen, M.

"Security Issues in the Public Libraries of Three Midwestern States." Public Libraries 37:2 (1998): 2-4.

Lorenzen, M.

Security Issues of Ohio Public Libraries. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 416907, 1998.

Mason, Philip P.

"Library and Archival Security: New Solutions to an Old Problem." American Archivist 38:4 (October 1975): 477-492.

Patkus, Beth L.

"Collection Security: The Preservation Perspective." Journal of Library Administration (1998): 67-89.

Rude, Renee, and Robert Hauptman.

"Theft, Dissimulation and Trespass: Some Observations on Security" Library and Archival Security 12:1 (1989): 17-22.

Rendell, K.W.

"Problems of Archival Security." AB Bookman's Weekly 59 (June 1977): 3719-3723.

Smith, F. E.

"Questionable Strategies in Library Security Studies." Library & Archival Security 6:3 (1984): 43-53.

Stielow, Frederick J.

"Archival Security." Managing Archives and Archival Institutions, James Gregory Bradsher, ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1989), 207-217.

Storey, Richard, A.M. Wherry, and J.F. Wilson.

"Three Views on Security" Journal of the Society of Archivists 10 (July 1989) 108-14.

Taylor, D.

"Enemies of Books." College & Research Libraries News 42:9 (1981): 317-9.

Thomas, D.L.

Study on Control of Security and Storage of Holdings: A RAMP Study with Guidelines. Paris: General Information Program and UNISIST, United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Feb. 1987. PGI-86/WS/23.

Trinkaus-Randall, G.

"Preserving Special Collections through Internal Security. College & Research Libraries 50:7 (1989): 448-54.

Trinkaus-Randall, G.

Protecting Your Collections: A Manual of Archival Security. Chicago: Society of American Archivists, 1995.

Van Nort, S.

"Archival and Library Theft: The Problem That Will Not Go Away." Library & Archival Security 12:2 (1994): 25-49.

Walch, Timothy.

Archives and Manuscript: Security. Chicago: Society of American Archivists, 1977.

Welch, Edwin.

"Security in an English Archive." Archivaria 1:2 (Summer 1976): 49-54.

Wyly, Mary.

"Special Collections Security: Problems, Trends, and Consciousness." Library Trends 36 (1987): 241-256.

Zeidberg, David.

Collection Security in ARL Libraries. Washington, D.C.: Association of Research Libraries, 1984.

Zika, J.

"Library Security = Eyes Wide Open." North Carolina Libraries 57:3 (1999): 118.

Brady, Eileen E.

Library/Archive/Museum Security: A Bibliography. 5th Edition. Moscow, ID: Catula Pringuis Press, 1995.

Sable, Martin H., Ed.

The Protection of the Library and Archives: An International Bibliography. New York, Haworth Press, 1983.

Allen, Susan M.

"Preventing Theft in Academic Libraries and Special Collections" Library and Archival Security 14:1 (1997): 29-43.

Allen, Susan M.

"Theft in Libraries or Archives." College & Research Libraries 50:10 (1990): 939-43.

Anderson, A. J.

"The Trouble with Larry." Library Journal 111:11 (1986): 45-7.

Berkley, Edmund Jr.

"Archival Security: A Personal and Circumstantial View" Georgia Archive 4:1 (Winter 1976): 3-9.

Brashear, J. K., J.J. Malone, and J. Thorton-Jaringe.

"Problem Patrons: The Other Kind of Library Security." Illinois Libraries 63:4 (1981): 343-51.

Brown, Marion.

Problem Patron Manual. Schenectady, New York: Schenectady Public Library, 1981.

DeRosa, F. J.

"The Disruptive Patron." Library & Archival Security 3:3/ 4 (1980): 29-37.

Dizard, R.

"Safe and Sound: Protecting the Collections of the Library of Congress." Library of Congress Information Bulletin, 57:6 (1998): 144-5.

Dunlap, Ellen S. and Kathleen Reed.

"Borrowing of Special Collections Materials for Exhibition: a Draft." Rare Books and Manuscripts Librarianship 2:1 (May 1984): 17-23.

Elliott, J.

"Disturbed Clients." Unabashed Librarian 44 (1982): 16-7.

Fennelly, Lawrence J., ed.

Handbook of Lose Prevention and Crime Prevention. 2nd ed. Boston: Butterworths, 1988.

Gothberg, H. M.

"Managing Difficult People: Patrons (and Others)." The Reference Librarian 19 (1987): 269-84.

Keating O'Neil, Robert, ed.

Management of Library and Archival Security: From the Outside Looking In. Hayworth Press, n.d.

Lincoln, Alan Jay.

"Reducing Personal Crimes" Library & Archival Security 10:1 (1990).

Sampson, K. J.

"Disturbed and Disturbing Patrons: Handling the Problem Patron." Nebraska Library Association Quarterly 13:1 (1982): 9-11.

Totka, Vincent A., Jr.

"Preventing Patron Theft in the Archives: Legal Perspectives and Problems." The American Archivist 56 (1983): 664-672.

Winter, K.

"Entrance/Exit Design of Australian Academic Libraries Since 1959." Australian College Libraries 3:4 (1985): 167-75.

Allan, Susan M.

"Theft in Libraries and Archives: What to Do during the Aftermath of a Theft." Journal of Library Administration 25: 1 (November 1998): 3-13.

Bahr, A.H.

"The Thief in Our Midst" Library & Archival Security 9:3/ 4 (1989): 77-81.

Barton, John P., and Joanna G. Wellheiser, eds.

An Ounce of Prevention: A Handbook on Disaster Contingency Planning for Archives, Libraries and Record Centers. Toronto, ON: Toronto Area Archivists Group Education Foundation, 1985.

Bello, M. A.

"Library Security, Materials Theft and Mutilation in Technological University Libraries in Nigeria." Library Management 19:6 (1998): 379-83.

Brown-Syed, C.

"Some Observations on Systematic Book Theft." Library ∓ Archival Security 15:1 (1999): 83-9.

Bryan, Alice.

"Loss Control: The Museum and Its Collection." Insurance and Risk Management for Museums and Historical Societies. Hamilton, NY: Gallery Association of New York State In Cooperation with the Division of Educational Services of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1985.

Dienstein, William.

Techniques for the Crime Investigation. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1952.

Galvin, Theresa.

"The Boston Case of Charles Merrill Mount: The Archivist's Arch Enemy." The American Archivist 53 (1990): 442-450.

Greenwood, L., and H. McKean.

"Effective Measurement and Reduction of Book Loss in an Academic Library." Journal of Academic Librarianship 11:5 (1985): 275-83.

Jackanicz, Donald.

"Theft at the National Archives: The Murphy Case, 1962-1975." Library & Archival Security 10: 2 (1990): 23-50.

Land, Robert H.

"Defense of Archives against Human Foes." American Archivist 19 (1956): 121-138.

Lazo, Douglas T.

"Videotaping for Security Investigation." Security Management 22:5 (May 1978): 20-22.

O'Neil, James E.

"Replevin: A Public Archivist's Perspective." College and Research Libraries 40 (January 1979): 26-30.

Purcell, A. D.

"Abstractions of Justice: The Library of Congress's Great Manuscripts Robbery 1896-1897." American Archivist 62:2 (1999): 325-45.

Rhodes, James B.

"Alienation and Thievery: Archival Problems." American Archivist 29:2 (April 1966): 197-208.

Richards, J. H.

"Missing in Action." Journal of Academic Librarianship 5:5 (1979): 266-9.

Samuel, E.

"Protection of Library and Archival Materials: A Case Study-New York Institute of Fine Arts." Library & Archival Security 2:3/4 (1978): 1.

Scham, A.M.

"Appraisals, Insurance, And Security." In Managing Archives and Archival Institution. New York: Neal Schuman, 1987.

Sennewald, Charles A.

The Process of Investigation: Concepts and Strategies for the Security Professional. Woburn, MA: Butterwoth Publishers. 1981.

Smith, F. E.

"Supplementary Deterrents in Library Security." Library & Archival Security 6:1 (1984): 49-57.

Varner, C.

The Causes, Measurements, and Prevention of Journal Mutilation in an Academic Library. ERIC Document Reproduction Service, ED 234817, 1983.

Wall, C.

"Inventory What You Might Expect to Be Missing" Library & Archival Security 7:2 (1985): 27.

Bennis, Warren.

Leaders: The Strategies of Taking Charge. New York: Harper & Row, 1985.

Bornhofen, Frederick A.

"Where Security Firs In: Behavioral Guideline on What Is- and Is Not- Expected From a Security Department." Security World 15:8 (August 1978): 92-93.

Braaksma, Betty.

"Zero Tolerance at the Library: The Work of the Thunder Bay Public Library's Security Task Force." Library & Archival Security 14:2 (1998): 43-49.

Campbell, A.M.

"Archival Security Program of the Society of American Archivists." American Archivists 38 (October 1975): 499-500.

Keller, Steven R.

Security Training-Why We Have Failed. Deltona, FL: Steven R. Keller and Associates, 1990.

Post, Richard.

Security Manager's Desk Reference. London: Butterworths, 1986.

Sheridan, L. W.

"People in Libraries as Security Agents." Library & Archival Security 3:1 (1980): 57-61.

Trinkaus-Randall, G.

"Library and Archival Security: Policies and Procedures to Protect Holdings from Theft and Damage." Journal of Library Administration 25:1 (1989): 91-112.

Trinkus-Randall, Gregor.

"Preserving Special Collections through Internal Security." College & Research Libraries 50 (1989): 448-454.

Wurzburger, M.

"Current Security Practices in College and University Special Collections." Rare Books & Manuscript Librarianship 3 (1988): 43-57.

Bahr, Alice Harrison.

Book Theft and Library Security Systems 1981-1982. White Plains, NJ: Knowledge Industry Publications, 1981.

Boss R. W.

"Security Technologies for Libraries: Policy Concerns and a Survey of Available Products." Library Technology Reports 35:3 (1999): 271-356.

Brand, M.

"Security of Academic Library Buildings." Library & Archival Security 3:1 (1980): 39-47.

Harris, Carolyn.

"The Preservation Considerations in Electronic Security Systems" Library & Archival Security 11:1 (1991): 35-42.

Hopf, Peter S.

Handbook of Building Security Planning and Design. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979.

Keller, Steven R.

An Architect's Prize Building May Be Security's Nightmare. Deltona, FL: Steven R. Keller and Associates, 1988.

Ling, Ted.

Solid, Safe, Secure: Building Archives Repositories in Australia. Australia: Australian Archives, 1998.

Mandelbaum, Albert J.

Fundamentals of Protective Systems: Planning, Evaluation, Selection. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1973.

Olsen, R. J. and L.J. Ostler.

"Get Tough on Theft: Electronic Theft Detection." Library & Archival Security 7:3/4 (1985): 67-77.

Post, Deborah Cromer.

"Specifying a Security System." Security World 18:2 (February 1981): 29-31.

Roberts, M.

"Guards, Turnstiles, Electronic Devices and the Illusion of Security." College & Research Libraries 29:4 (July 1968): 259-275.

Schneider, K. G.

"Safe from Prying Eyes: Protecting Library Systems." American Libraries 30:1 (1999): 98.

Stack, M. J.

"Library Theft Detection Systems--Future Trends and Present Strategies." Library & Archival Security 14:2 (1998): 25-37.

Stack, Michael J.

"Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) About Electronic Security Systems." Library & Archival Security 14:2 (1998): 39-41.

Stack, Michael J.

"Library Theft Detection Systems-Future Trends and Present Strategies" Library & Archival Security 14:2 (1998): 25-37.

Strassberg, Richard.

Conservation, Safety, Security and Disaster Considerations in Design. Ithica, New York: Cornell University Press, 1984.

Walsh, R.R.

"Rare Book and Security System Confidentiality." Library & Archival Security 2:23 (1978): 71-73.

Watstein, S. B.

Book Mutilation: An Unwelcome By-product of Electronic Security Systems. Library & Archival Security 5:1 (1983): 11-33.

Bahr, A.H.

"The Thief in Our Midst" Library & Archival Security 9:3/4 (1989): 77-81.

Bradsher, James Gregory ed.

Managing Archives and Archival Institutions. Chicago: University of Chicago Press Chicago, 1989.

Chadwick, William E.

"Special Collections Library Security: An Internal Audit Perspective." Journal of Library Administration. 25:1 (November 1998): 15-31.

Hoff-Wilson, Joan.

"Access to Restricted Collections: The Responsibility of Professional Historical Organizations." American Archivist 46:4 (Fall 1983): 441-447.

Keller, Steven R.

Conducting the Physical Security Survey. Deltona, FL: Steven R. Keller and Associates, n.d.

Lincoln, Alan Jay.

"Low Cost Security Options: Background Checks" Library & Archival Security 9:3/4 (1989): 107-113.

Newman. John and Chris Wolf.

"The Security Audit". Colorado Libraries. (Spring 1997): 19-21.

Rosenbaum, Richard W.

"Can We Predict Employee Theft?" Security World (October 1975): 26-27, 106-108.