1st Edition
Recordkeeping in International Organizations Archives in Transition in Digital, Networked Environments
Foreword
Luciana Duranti
Introduction: The Value of Recordkeeping in International Organizations
Jens Boel and Eng Sengsavang
Chapter 1: Enduring Challenges, New Technologies: Some Reflections on Recordkeeping in International Organizations
Dieter Schlenker
Chapter 2: Data Protection in the European Union Institutions from an Information Management Perspective
Paola Casini
Chapter 3: Cloud Computing Drivers, Barriers, and Risk Analysis for International Organizations
Elaine Goh and Eng Sengsavang
Chapter 4: Extraterritoriality and International Organizations
Darra L. Hofman
Chapter 5: Cloud Computing Contract Terms Checklist for International Organizations: A Case Study
Weimei Pan and Grant Mitchell
Chapter 6: Mind Mapping Functions for Managing Information, Records, and Archives
Giovanni Michetti and Stephen Haufek
Chapter 7: Using Enterprise Architecture in Intergovernmental Organizations
Shadrack Katuu
Chapter 8: Managing Security Classified Records in International Organizations
Ineke Deserno and Eng Sengsavang
Chapter 9: Security Classification and Declassification within Intergovernmental Organizations
Shadrack Katuu and Julia Kastenhofer
Conclusion: Building Future Networks
Eng Sengsavang and Jens Boel
Biography
Jens Boel is a Danish archivist and historian. From 1995 to 2017 he was the Chief Archivist of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and launched the organization’s records management programme and history project.
Eng Sengsavang is currently a Reference Archivist at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Paris. She received her dual master's of Archival and Library Studies degrees from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, in 2015.
