Two reviews have recently been posted to the American Archivist Reviews Portal
- In the latest installment of the Intergenerational Conversations series, Heather Briston (University of California, San Diego) considers Margaret Cross Norton's 1944 presidential address, "Some Legal Aspects of Archives." Briston writes, "In the eighty years since Norton gave this address, it's not so much that these themes have disappeared or that they have been completely resolved, but rather that there are new perspectives about what constitutes the archival profession and how we must grow and evolve to accommodate new viewpoints."
- In a new review, Nancy L. Webster (Highland Park Historical Society; Dominican University) examines Access to Memory (AtoM). She writes, "AtoM's multi-depository and multilingual environment provides opportunities for collaboration and increased access."
Head to the Reviews Portal to read both of these pieces, as well as more excellent reviews.
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