György Rózsa: Information: from claims to needs (Joint edition published by the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Kultura Hungarian Foreign Trading Company. Budapest, 1988)
I. The socio-professional aspects of the development of the scientific information with special regard to social sciences
33 organizational framework (learned societies, institutes, companies, marketing agencies, and so on). The second category (Synoptic Table B) is connected with the "reference sources" of economics. The third category (Synoptic Table C) pertains to "periodicals", while the fourth (Synoptic Table D) comprises "information services" (including libraries, data banks, documentation agencies) in the field of economics. The typology of the information research sources may be drawn up according to various principles. For example, the systematization of the research apparatus is carried out mainly in accordance with the "territorial principle ". Thus we may speak of international, international regional, national research institutions and or regional within a certain country. The grouping by international and national research organizations may have a double meaning or interpretation. A research organization may be an international institution as, for example, the International Institute of Statistics (general SYNOPTIC TABLE C. Systematization of "periodicals" in the field of economics I . By area II. By periodicity III. By publishing (including intellectual, or corporative publisher) IV. By type International By national level By regional level Annual (yearbook) Journal (monthly, bimonthly, etc.) Weekly and daily press Serial and other non-regular published material (e.g. newsletter) Press releases (irregular) Press agency news (several times per day) Business communications (several...) (e.g. stock exchange) Scientific body Official publication Publishing house Business publication (e.g. bank reports) General journals General social science journals General journals on economics Journals by branches of economics (applied economics) Economics-adjacent journals Official publications Statistical publications Business publications (e.g. bank reports) Management journals Weekly and daily press Gener a, (economics colums and news) Information publications (see table D) Specialized in economics
