Most cited papers from Cleveland Public Library

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What are the most cited papers from Cleveland Public Library?

The most cited paper from Cleveland Public Library is "Cleveland’s Lakefront: Its Development and Planning" (Dennis Keating, Norman Krumholz, Ann Marie Wieland, 2005), with 48 citations. Next come "Approaches, Techniques, and Criteria for Serials Evaluation in the Electronic Environment" (9) and "Lords of Life. The Paternal Monarchy of Bangkok. By Prince Chula Chakrabongse. Introduction by H. R. Trevor-Roper. New York: Taplinger, 1960. 352. Illustrated, Map, Bibliography, Genealogical Tables, Index. $8.50." (5).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Cleveland’s Lakefront: Its Development and Planning Dennis Keating, Norman Krumholz, Ann Marie Wieland · Journal of Planning History	8 Apr 2005	48
2	Approaches, Techniques, and Criteria for Serials Evaluation in the Electronic Environment Thomas E. Nisonger, Gloria Guzi · The Serials Librarian Open access	20 Jun 2001	9
3	Lords of Life. The Paternal Monarchy of Bangkok. By Prince Chula Chakrabongse. Introduction by H. R. Trevor-Roper. New York: Taplinger, 1960. 352. Illustrated, Map, Bibliography, Genealogical Tables, Index. $8.50. Walter F. Vella · The Journal of Asian Studies	Aug 1961	5
4	3D Technologies: New tools for information scientists to engage, educate and empower communities Moriana M. Garcia, Kevin Messner, Richard J. Urban et al. · Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology	2014	5
5	To Bind or Not to Bind Jeanne Drewes, Gloria Guzi · The Serials Librarian Open access	20 Jun 2001	4
6	Improved Delivery of Library Materials: The Cleveland Experience John P. Herling, M. G. Fancher Beeler, Arnold Reisman et al. · Information Technology and Libraries Open access	Dec 1974	4
7	MEASUREMENT OF SERVICE AT A PUBLIC LIBRARY Judith Body Wood, Julius Bremer, Susan A. Saraidaridis · Public Library Quarterly	Jun 1980	4
8	Public and Academic Library Cataloging Collaboration in Ohio's NACO Funnel Project Melanie J. McGurr, Catherine Mason, Michael Monaco · Cataloging & Classification Quarterly	4 Dec 2012	3
9	A Model of a Relational Database to Manage Workflow for Electronic Reserves James C. Benson · Journal of Interlibrary Loan Document Delivery & Electronic Reserve	16 Oct 2006	3
10	How We Enhance Information, and How We Are Enhanced . . . Conference Report: Managing and Enhancing Information: Cultures and Conflicts, the ASIST Annual Conference, Providence, Rhode Island, November 12‐17, 2004 Penny O’Connor · Library Hi Tech News	Feb 2005	2
11	The Standards Collection in the Science and Technology Department of the Cleveland Public Library Jean Z. Piety, Ann McCormick · Science & Technology Libraries	3 May 1990	2
12	Future Libraries: Science and Technology, A Report on “Shaping Things to Come:” DASER III and Eighth Quadrennial Tri‐Society Symposium Penny O’Connor · Library Hi Tech News	30 Jan 2007	2
13	Reference Revolutions Marilyn Gell Mason · Journal of Library Administration	14 May 1998	1
14	Invisible Rainbow: Notes for Educators and Librarians E. F. Schraeder · The Radical Teacher Open access	18 Jul 2019	1
15	Making the library connection for urban families Sari Feldman, Mercier Robinson · OLA Quarterly Open access	1999	1
16	Forces for Change in the Future of Collective Bargaining in Public Libraries Norman Holman · Journal of Library Administration	30 Sep 1989	1
17	DIGITAL INCLUSION: MEASURING THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNITY TECHNOLOGY. Michael Crandall and Karen E. Fisher (Eds.) Carol Johnson · Technical Services Quarterly	17 Aug 2010	1
18	ONLINE SEARCHING IN A PUBLIC LIBRARY SETTING Jean Z. Piety, Joan L. Sorger · Science & Technology Libraries	26 Oct 1982	1
19	Creating a More Flexible Workforce for Libraries–Are Leadership Institutes the Answer? Margaret Beecher Maurer, Cynthia Coccaro · Technical Services Quarterly	3 Dec 2002	1
20	Justice, community and rememory: opening spaces to (R)econoce(R) en colectiva with texts Astrid N. Sambolín Morales, Francisco Luis Torres, Carmen Liliana Medina et al. · Literacy Open access	13 Aug 2024	0
21	The Treasured One: The Story of Rudivoravan, Princess of Siam. As told to Ruth Adams Knight. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1957. 249. Illustrations. $3.95. Walter F. Vella · The Journal of Asian Studies	Aug 1958	0
22	Reviews Edward W. Hill, Richard H. Lytle, Merl E. Reed et al. · The American Archivist	Jul 1972	0
23	REVIEWS Glenda Ann Thornton, Nancy F. Campbell, Jimmie Epling et al. · Technical Services Quarterly	2006	0
24	REVIEWS Glenda Ann Thornton, Carmel C. Bush, David Lodwick et al. · Technical Services Quarterly Open access	17 May 2004	0
25	ALA candidates’ forum encourages lively debate Charles A. Bunge, Marilyn Gell Mason, Betty J. Turock · College & Research Libraries News Open access	Apr 1994	0
26	Mongkut, The King of Siam. By Abbot Low Moffat. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1961. xvi, 254. Illustrated, Notes, Bibliography, Index. $3.75. Walter F. Vella · The Journal of Asian Studies	May 1962	0
27	The Social Sciences and Thailand: A Compilation of Articles on Various Social-Science Fields and their Application to Thailand. Ed. G. William Skinner, et al. Published under the auspices of the Education Society of Thailand. Bangkok: Cornell Research Center, 1956. xiv, 185 (Thai); xiv, 125 (English). (Paper). Walter F. Vella · The Journal of Asian Studies	Aug 1958	0
28	A Review of “Protecting Intellectual Freedom in Your School Library: Scenarios from the Front Lines” Carol Johnson · Collection Management	16 Sep 2009	0
29	Read on—Fantasy Fiction: Reading Lists for Every Taste and Read On—Horror Fiction Anastasia Diamond-Ortiz · Collection Management	30 Sep 2008	0
30	Virtual reference: Evolution, evaluation, optimizing the link between providers and users. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG ED, SIG MGT Ruth E. Fenske, Penny O’Connor, Steve Coffman et al. · Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology	Nov 2002	0
31	Humanizing Information Technology: The Annual Conference of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, Long Beach, California, 19‐22 October 2003 Penny O’Connor · Library Hi Tech News	2004	0
32	Sparking Synergies in Charlotte: The Annual Meeting of the American Society for Information Science and Technology Penny O’Connor · Library Hi Tech News	2006	0
33	ALCTS Acquisitions Section Preconference, American Library Association Annual Meeting, June 1999 “Advancing Acquisitions Gloria Guzi, Margaret R Brinkhuis · Serials Review	Apr 2000	0
34	ALCTS Acquisitions Section Preconference, American Library Association Annual Meeting, June 1999 “Advancing Acquisitions: Services, Standards, and Skills” Gloria Guzi, Margaret R Brinkhuis · Serials Review	Apr 2000	0
35	“TALKS TO TEACHERS ON PSYCHOLOGY” BY WILLIAM JAMES George J. Maciuszko · Educational Theory	1957	0
36	Managing a Science and Technology Department in a Public Library: Jean Z. Piety, Ethel L. Robinson · Science & Technology Libraries	8 May 1984	0
37	Science and Technology Departments in Public Libraries Jean Z. Piety, Evelyn M. Ward · Science & Technology Libraries	29 Apr 1988	0
38	Cataloging Non-English Materials at Cleveland Public Library Edward Seely · Cataloging & Classification Quarterly	14 Dec 1993	0
39	Is There a Global Role for Metropolitan City Libraries? Marilyn Gell Mason · IFLA Journal	Dec 1993	0

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