State government publications have long served as a vital source of information for government information professionals, state government officials and employees, and citizens. Checklists serve as guides to the publishing activities of state governments and, as such, they are both a valuable reference tool -- providing subject access to current government publications, and revealing the activities of various government agencies, and an indispensable acquisitions tool -- providing the timely information necessary to identify and order state publications that are printed in small quantities.
The StateList Project employs the World Wide Web to make the publishing activities of state governments known to a broad range of information professionals, Internet users, and library patrons, locally and globally. Our WWW site offers timely, centralized access to state checklists and/or shipping lists that are currently available on the Internet (a total of 32 states so far). A joint project of the Documents and Law Libraries at the University of Illinois. This project has received support from the UIUC Library's Research and Publications Committee.
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