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National bibliography in a globalized world : The Latin American case

The modern impulse toward universal bibliographic control particularly relies upon national bibliographies. But the conceptual underpinnings for these compilations are in doubt and their composite coverage remains incomplete. Moreover, users have had little say in either shaping the endeavor or assessing its results. Latin America's experience with national bibliography epitomizes the challenges and tensions that characterize the enterprise as a whole. The quest, which has always been idealistic, may by now have become merely quixotic.