EDITORIAL: BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SCIENCE: RESEARCH TRENDS AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
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https://doi.org/10.36311/1981-1640.2015.v9n1.01.p1Keywords:
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The “Brazilian Journal of Information Science” recently changed its name to “Brazilian Journal of Information Science: Research trends.” In the previous editorial, fellow editor José Augusto C. Guimarães presented this new era as a deepening in the international scope of the journal, “as a vehicle for scientific exchange at an international level, in such a way that researchers from different parts of the world can present and discuss theories, methodologies, as well as applied approaches in the LIS field” (Guimarães 2014).
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