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Inherently Legal Subject Headings (ILSH) Project
The Inherently Legal Subject Headings (ILSH) Project is a group adding SEE references to LC subject headings.
The purpose of the Project is to submit to LC proposals for adding "See" references (4XX [Heading] - Law and legislation) to subject authority records of potentially ambiguous legal headings. Adding the "See" references will clarify the inherently legal status of the headings, and will decrease at least some of the misuses of "Law and legislation" in our shared bibliographic databases.
They provide a e-mail address to comment, or inquire about participating.
Thanks Eric for letting me know about this.
LCSH
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Oclc Terminology Services
Terminology Services, an Experimental Services for Controlled Vocabularies, a project of OCLC Research is now available.HighlightsSearch descriptions of controlled vocabulariesSearch for concepts/headings in a controlled vocabularyRetrieve a single concept/heading...
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Upcoming Presentations
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Genre/form Headings
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Authority Records And School Standards
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Fast
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