Policy Press Library Survey
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1. Which sources of information do you use to buy new academic print books? Please list in order of importance where 1 is the most important and 6 the least? *
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2. If you refer to publishers' catalogues, do you prefer: *
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3. Who is involved in decision-making for purchasing print books? Please list 1-5 in order of the most influential. *
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4. Who makes the final purchase decision? *
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5. Do you purchase e-books? *
6. If yes, is there a separate budget?
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7. Is the purchasing decision for ebooks different from journals? *
8. If so, who is involved in making the purchase decision?
9. Please list the aggregators you work with
10. Do you purchase e-textbook content through:
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11. Which sources of information do you use to buy new e-books? Please list in order of importance *
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12. Do you expect your your budgets to increase, decrease or stay the same in the next year? *
13. Is there anything else you would like to tell us about your experience of identifying and buying for print, ebooks and/or journals?
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