In the face of increased journal prices and reduced budgets, this volume describes new, economical methods of producing and making available publications such as peer reviews, research papers, technical reports, and conference papers relating to science and engineering. Twelve contributions from librarians and academics discuss such topics as the U. of California's eScholarship Repository, issues surrounding the archiving of electronic journals, and the bibliometric analysis of citation data. The volume has been simultaneously co-published as Science & Technology Libraries , vol. 22, nos. 3/4 2002. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)