The Freedom of Information Act and records management project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) for 14 months (2008-2009). |
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The researchers will disseminate theoretical and policy findings to professional, academic and public policy communities through a variety of means including conference papers, discussions at professional meetings and publications.
An article based on the project literature review has been published,
Elizabeth Shepherd, Andrew Flinn and Alice Stevenson, 'The impact of
freedom of information on records management and record use in local
government: a literature review' Journal of the Society of Archivists 30: 2 (2009): 227-248.
The first article based on the data has been published, Elizabeth
Shepherd, Andrew Flinn and Alice Stevenson, 'Information governance,
records management and freedom of information: a study of local
government authorities in England' Government Information Quarterly 27: 4 (Oct 2010): 337-345.
Two further articles have been accepted for publication:
Elizabeth Shepherd, Andrew Flinn and Alice Stevenson, 'Freedom of
Information and records management in local government: help or
hindrance?' Information Polity: the International Journal of Governance and Democracy in the Information Age (forthcoming)
Elizabeth Shepherd, Andrew Flinn and Alice Stevenson, 'Records
Management in English Local Government: the effect of freedom of
information' Records Management Journal(forthcoming)
An updated literature review has been prepared by a visiting
postdoctoral researcher, Marie Laperdrix, from the Institute National du
Patrimoine in Paris, The Freedom of Information Act 2000: An updated literature review (2009-2011)
For further details please contact Dr Elizabeth Shepherd (Principal Investigator), e.shepherd@ucl.ac.uk