At a NACO workshop on RDA authority records held last month, a trainer from COIN reiterated the provision at DCM, Z1, 370, General, para. 1, a). Then, a reminder was added that, for placement under authority field 370s, it should be "Korea" and *not* "Korea (South)" [or *not* "Korea (North)" for that matter]. Cf.

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On Tue, 9 Apr 2013, John Hostage wrote:


We came across another issue with putting place names in the 370 in the form
used in a qualifier.  There is a place established as:

Linyi (Shandong Sheng, China : South)

 

How does that get entered in 370 $e?  Linyi, Shandong Sheng, China ?

What happens with the ?South” part? (There is another Linyi in the northern
part of the province.)

 

Is the place established correctly according to RDA?  It?s complicated by
the fact that the authority record seems to conflate the Shi (2nd order
administrative division) with the populated place.

 

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