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  <tableOfContents>Contents: Ancient and mediaeval universities -- Scottish ancient university libraries -- University library history -- Digital resources -- The digital revolution -- Cloud libraries -- From library 'holdings' to licensed content -- Publisher pricing policies -- Scholarly journals -- From 'the online library' to resources on the web -- Open access repositories -- Hybrid libraries -- Special collections -- Rare and unique materials -- University archives -- Scale developments in library operations -- History of legal deposit -- National and international library cooperation -- Global competition in higher education -- Cataloguing of special collections -- Digitization of special collections -- Contrast with US research university libraries -- Library branding.</tableOfContents>
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