Vol. 54 No. 2/3 (2014): May/December

Editorial

• Visibility and perspectives for libraries and librarians

  Enrica Manenti

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Themes and analyses

• Kind of spaces. Theoretical and philosophical considerations above public library's identity

  Maurizio Vivarelli

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• The scholarly monograph and the challenges of Open Access

  Andrea Capaccioni

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• Navigating in Scopus, Web of science and Google Scholar: a research on Italian LIS studies vitality

  Simona Turbanti

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• The Internet and the spread of false information: reliability of the websites, information literacy and the future of the profession (Part Two)

  Carlo Bianchini

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• «Wikipedia loves libraries»: a reciprocal love in Italy...

  Anna Lucarelli

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• Qualitative research for valuing library services: a case study

  Elena Petroselli

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• Why we can't give up the concept of document in the era of Linked Data

  Alberto Salarelli

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Notes and discussions

• Bibliometrics yes or no? A crucial juncture for research evaluation in the humanities and social sciences

  Maria Cassella

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Scientific and professional monitor

• Visual literacy: teaching and learning in the academic library of the 21st century and beyond

  Alessia Zanin-Yost

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The book

• The price of illiteracy, a luxury we can not afford anymore

  Stefano Parise

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Materials

• ISO 16439: a new standard for assessing the impact of libraries

  Giovanni Di Domenico

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• Rethink space and collections: best practices from IFLA Satellite Conference "Space and collections earning their keep: transformation, technologies and re-tooling" (Paris, August 13th-14th, 2014)

  Sara Dinotola

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• Reviews & suggestions, editor Silvana de Capua

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• Italian professional literature, editor Vittorio Ponzani

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• With this issue Maria Teresa Natale leaves her position as AIB Studi senior editor. The editorial team warmly thanks her for the great job made in all these years and gives her his best wishes for all her future projects.