1. Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 33rd conference held at Leuven
You can find the minutes on the EAJRS website. The minutes are approved.
2. Elections
1. Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 32nd conference held at Lisbon
You can find the minutes on the EAJRS website.The minutes are approved.
2. Next year’s venue
Undecided. Dates proposed: 11-14 September, 2024.
3. Funding
1. Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 31st conference held at Saint Petersburg
You can find the minutes on the EAJRS website. The minutes are approved.
2. Next year’s venue
Undecided.
Dates proposed: 13 through 16 September, 2023.
3. Funding
1. Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 30th conference held at Sophia
You can find the minutes here.The minutes are approved.
2. Next year’s venue
Organiser: Centro Científico e Cultural de Macau, Lisbon, Portugal, has accepted to organise next year’s conference.
Dates proposed: 14 through 17 September.
3. Funding
1. Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 29th conference held at Kaunas
See here and program booklet. The minutes are approved.
2. Next year’s venue
1. Approval of the minutes
Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 28th conference held at Oslo (see program booklet and website). The minutes are approved.
2. Next year’s venue
1. Approval of the minutes
Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 27th conference held at Bucharest. See program booklet and website. The minutes are approved (provided typos are corrected).
2. Mission statement of the association
1. Approval minutes 26th EAJRS general assembly
Approval of the minutes of the general assembly of the 26th conference held at Leiden. See program booklet.
2. The EAJRS Conservation/Preservation Working Group
The EAJRS Conservation/Preservation Working Group asks the members to submit their questionnaire.
3. Mission statement
The chairman praises the general high quality of the presentations, their novel content, and/or their usefulness for the resource specialist and the researcher. He remarks that the Japanese language presentations are in the majority. He praises the efforts that many have made to prepare English-language summaries or power point slides, and encourages everyone to continue striving for bilingual presentations.
1. Approval of the minutes of the 17th conference held in Venice, September 2006. No remarks or alterations are noted. Accepted as published in the Newsletter 15.
2. Announcement from Paul Wijsman: Dr. Kuwabara has informed us that she will not be able to host the next EAJRS conference in 2008; due to a number of circumstances. She is however organising a workshop for librarians from to February 2008, to which she invites the members of the EAJRS.