Cromwell, W.: ¬The core record : a new bibliographic standard (1994)
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- Abstract
- In 1993, in an effort to reform and expand the scope of national cooperative cataloguing programmes, the Cooperative Cataloging Council (made up of representatives from OCLC, LoC and RLG) appointed a task force to recommend cost effective cataloguing standards aimed to be acceptable to as large a segment of the cooperative community as possible. One recommendation referred to a model of a proposed core level bibliographic standard which presents a flexible, less than full cataloguing standard that emphasizes local needs and the exercise of judgement. This was developed in response to the perceived inadequacies of the standards for minimal level and full level cataloguing. Minimal level cataloguing is widely perceived to be cost effective but of limited utility whereas full level cataloguing is frequently very expensive. The core level standard represents a third option that has some of the advantages of both levels of cataloguing with fewer drawbacks
