1. Introduction: Open access to grey resources

   • Dominic J. Farace

   EditorialNotes Pages: 3 - 3

2. Towards a continuum of scholarship: The eventual collapse of the distinction between grey and non-grey literature

   • Marcus A. Banks

   Part One—Requirements for Open Access to Grey Literature Pages: 4 - 11

3. “Uniform requirements” for grey literature: A proposal for the adoption of “Nancy style”

   • Paola De Castro
   • Sandra Salinetti

   Part One—Requirements for Open Access to Grey Literature Pages: 12 - 17

4. The problems of grey in the context of postmodern science and culture

   • Leonid P. Pavlov

   Part One—Requirements for Open Access to Grey Literature Pages: 18 - 26

5. J-STAGE: System for publishing and linking electronic journals in Japan

   • Mitsutoshi Wada

   Part Two—Best Practices with Electronic Grey Documents Pages: 27 - 33

6. PsyDok: Electronic full-text archive for psychological documents

   • Ulrich Herb

   Part Two—Best Practices with Electronic Grey Documents Pages: 34 - 41

7. LARA—Open access to scientific and technical reports

   • Christiane Stock
   • Emmanuelle Rocklin
   • Aurélie Cordier

   Part Two—Best Practices with Electronic Grey Documents Pages: 42 - 51

8. Yizkor books as Holocaust grey literature

   • Faith Jones
   • Gretta Siegel

   Part Three—Preservation and Uses of Grey Literature Pages: 52 - 62

9. Towards a genealogy of grey literature via Newton’s journals

   • Hal von Hofe

   Part Three—Preservation and Uses of Grey Literature Pages: 63 - 68

10. Collection development in support of a global information network: A case study of LEISA, low external input and sustainable agriculture

    • Wilma Roem
    • Marilyn Minderhoud

    Part Three—Preservation and Uses of Grey Literature Pages: 69 - 75

11. Book reviews

    • George P. Davidson
    • Peter W. Adams

    BookReview Pages: 76 - 80