I.MARC21 Catalog Records for World Constitutions Illustrated a) Constitutions and fundamental laws b) Commentaries and other relevant sources 1.Background notes 2.Country studies 3.Treatises, texts, addresses of a historical nature c) External links – MARC records for the websites cited in the “Bibliography of comparative constitutional drafting resources” and government websites. d) Consortia-Style Pricing II.What’s the difference? Aggregator-Neutral Records vs. AACR2Rev.2002 Records Provider-Neutral Records vs. AACR2Rev.2002 Records

At the AALL annual meeting (2010 July : Denver), we asked law librarians for their opinion on how the individual Constitutions should be cataloged. Almost 100% of them preferred a separate MARC record be created for each Constitution. So, that is what we will be doing instead of the group record you saw on the previous screen.

Number of Libraries Subscribing to World Constitutions Illustrated Pioneer Project Cost per Library: First 1,775 Titles INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 1, INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 1, INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 1, INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 2, INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 4, INSTITUTIONS SUBSCRIBE$ 6, Consortia-Style Pricing

 The Law Journal Library  The Bar Journals  National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws  New York Legal Research Library  U.S. Federal Legislative History Library  Scottish Legal History Publications  The Selden Society Publications  Tax & Economic Reform: TERA I & II  History of Bankruptcy: TERA III  The World Trials Library  World Constitutions Illustrated  (Legal Classics) – available in OCLC