Twenty-one papers from the Division of Special Libraries are included in this collection: "Information Systems Planning as a Tool of Developing Library Work: The Case of Statistics Library" (Heli Myllys); "The Libraries of the French Central Government Departments and the Administrative Library of the City of Paris" (French and English versions; Pierre Casselle); "Legal Databases in France: The Current Market)" (French and English versions; Anny Maximin); "Access to Administrative Information" (French and English versions; Paul de Bourguesdon); "In the Community of the Social Sciences, Who Benefits from the New Information Technologies? (Dans la communaute des sciences socials, qui beneficie des Nouvelles Technologies de l'Informations)" (Jean Meyriat); "Crumbling Walls: The Impact of the Electronic Age on Libraries and Their Clienteles" (Joseph A. Rosenthal); "Increase of User Satisfaction Through Use of Electronic Media in a University Library" (Piedad Dector); "Chinese MARC Database on CD-ROM" (Nancy Ou-lan Chou, et al.); "Archiving and Distributing Aerial Photography and Space Images" (French and English versions; Daniel Plu and Guy Ducher); "The Financing of Spanish Map Libraries)" (English and Spanish versions; Montserrat Galera i Monegal); "PC CARTONET: A Microcomputer Version of the CARTONET Map Library Automation System" (Barbara Morris, et al.); "The Economics of Topographic Mapping of the United States" (Gary Worth); "Alternatives to Public Funding of University Science and Technology Libraries: The North American Experience" (Nancy D. Anderson);"Document Supply by Science and Technology Libraries--Is There a Role for International Organizations?" (Elin Tornudd); "New Approaches to the Management of Medical Libraries in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic" (Jan Peska); "ADONIS: Between Myth and Reality. Trial Document Supply Using CD-ROM Technology" (Ulrich Korwitz); "The Economic Impact of the Document Delivery on Scientific Journals" (Marc Walckiers); "French Art Libraries and the New Technologies of Pictures" (French and English versions; Michel Melot); "Photographic Collections in Japan: Accessibility and New Technology" (French and English versions; Hiroyuki Hatano); "Librarianship, Law, and Communication: The Issue" (French and English versions, Jean Martin); and "Supranational and Constitutional Courts in Europe: Functions and Sources: Germany, Austria, and Switzerland" (Joachim Schwitzke). (SD)