The authors of this second volume provide a composite contribution to a broader understanding of some of the major topics affecting libraries and their operation today. These contributions are in keeping with the aim of the series of providing scholarly reviews of specific topics related to the rapidly changing and advancing field of librarianship. The topics and authors are: Access to Information by William S. Budington; Control and Dissemination of Information in Medicine by David Bishop; The Computer in Serials Processing and Control by Don L. Bosseau; Micropublication by Allen B. Veaner; The Changing Role of the State Library by Kenneth E. Beasley; Censorship, Intellectual Freedom, and Libraries by Edwin Castagna; Reader Services to the Disadvantaged in Inner Cities by Margaret E. Monroe; Oral History: Problems and Prospects by Louis M. Stair; and, Armageddon in International Copyright; Review of the Berne Convention, the Universal Convention, and the Present Crisis in International Copyright by Dorothy M. Schrader. An author and subject index are provided. (Volume 1 is ED 046479.) (Author/SJ)