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The impact of digital technology on archival science Export

Archival Science, Vol. 1, No. 1. (11 March 2001), pp. 39-55.

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Abstract Archival science is to be regarded as a system. The properties of that system can be investigated and integrated. The methodology to do so has been tested in two research projects which are presented in this article as examples of the way in which the view of archival science as a system supports the development of new knowledge and as a demonstration of the stability of archival theory.


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