Archival Management Manual

Author: Yu Shuwen
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Publishing Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This book is compiled to meet the needs of modern archival management, based on the review of national laws and regulations, summarizing the practical experience of archival work in government agencies and enterprises. After continuous comparison and reflection, it was completed. Qiu Wanxing, former Consultant and Secretary-General of the Chongqing Municipal Government, encouraged and supported the writing of this book, using it as a teaching material for archival staff training and learning. Part I and Part II select the current laws and regulations published by the state. Zhang Mingquan, Hao Rong, Huang He, and Xie Zhengzhong participated in the writing of Part III. Yu Shuwen oversaw the overall compilation and finalization of the book. History serves as a mirror to understand rise and fall. Archives are the true records of history and the foundation for the development of all undertakings. Archival work is a noble cause, responsible for history, serving the present, and considering the future. Archival work shoulders historical responsibilities. To do a good job in archival work, it is essential to maintain the completeness, accuracy, and safety of archival materials, ensuring the integrity of the records, the standardization of management, and the effectiveness of utilization, thereby better serving the construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics. To help archival workers understand and master the basic laws of archival work, clarify their responsibilities, basic skills, work content, and requirements, we compiled this "Handbook of Archival Management." Based on current laws and regulations and closely linked to practical work, it emphasizes key points, conciseness, and practicality. It includes archival laws and regulations, archival industry standards and norms, and archival management systems, making it regulatory, practical, and operational, to meet the demands of the information age and promote the development of the archival cause.