International Catalogue of Scientific Literature

International Catalogue of Scientific Literature, Catalogue International de la Littérature Scientifique

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Founded: 1900
Sources: HB 1921, HB 1923

Officers

International council with 1 representative of each member, country and association that congregates 8 times a year. International Central Bureau.

Dr. Henry Edward Armstrong President 1921
Prof. Henry Foster Morley Director 1921
L. Gunnell Member of a Committee 1923
Knudsen Member of a Committee 1923
Prof. A. Lacroix Member of a Committee 1923
Prof. R. Nasini Member of a Committee 1923
Prof. J. Sakurai Member of a Committee 1923
Dr. F.A.F.C. Went Member of a Committee 1923

Seats

Members in these countries

Governments of the following countries:
Belgium (since 1921) , Bengal (since 1921) , Canada (since 1921) , Chile (since 1921) , Denmark (since 1921) , Egypt (since 1921) , Finland (since 1921) , France (since 1921) , Greece (since 1921) , Italy (since 1921) , Japan (since 1921) , Netherlands (since 1921) , New South Wales (since 1921) , New Zealand (since 1921) , Norway (since 1921) , South Africa (since 1921) , South and Western Australia (since 1921) , Spain (since 1921) , Sweden (since 1921) , Switzerland (since 1921) , Tasmania (since 1921) , United Kingdom (since 1921) , United States of America (since 1921) , Victoria (since 1921) ,

Object

Recueillir et publier un catalogue complet de littérature scientifique d'après les matières et les noms des auteurs.

Finances

Dépenses annuelles avant la guerre: £ 7000. Chaque membre souscrit un certain nombre d'exemplaires des publications.

General facts

Le plan de publier ce catalogue date d'une Conférence, convoquée par la "Royal Society" en 1890; des Conférences ultérieures eurent lieu en 1898, 1900 (adoption du plan), 1905, 1910 et 1920 (réorganisation après la guerre). (HB 1921) des Conférences ultérieures eurent lieu en 1898, 1900 (adoption du plan), 1905, 1910 et 1920 (réorganisation après la guerre). (HB 1923)

Activities

Publication de 17 volumes par an de sciences diverses.