Dear all, Some of my faculty are very interested in systematic (not just occasional) collection of Israeli dissertations in humanities and social sciences. As an academic library we don't collect dissertations, even domestic ones, except for our own (and even that is a problem). So far I run into many different issues in trying to pursue this venue. We have already approached CRL, but they also run into problems, so they are not a possibility at the moment, maybe in the future though. Does anyone systematically collects Israeli dissertations on a regular basis? If you do, could you please share your experiences with me and how you do it? All your experience will be very valuable, even negative ones.
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