David W. Parker: the "Father" of Archival Arrangement at the Public Archives of Canada

  • Carman V. Carroll

Biographie de l'auteur-e

Carman V. Carroll
Carman V. Carroll is Chief of the Public Affairs Archives, Manuscript Division, Public Archives of Canada. He has served as Secretary on the Executives of the Association of Canadian Archivists and the Canadian Historical Association. After studies at the Ecole nationale des Charles in Paris, Michel Duchein took his degree in archival science in 1949 and in history in 1952. He was Head of the Technical Division of the Direction GPnPrale des Archives de France from 1957 to 1978, at which time he assumed his present position of Inspector General of the Archives of France. He has been Editor-in-Chief of Archivum since 1968; carried out special archival assignments for UNESCO, UNO, and ICA in Africa, Asia, and Latin America; and published more than thirty articles in the archival journals of eleven countries.
Publié-e
1983-01-01
Comment citer
Carroll, Carman V. 1983. « David W. Parker: the "Father" Of Archival Arrangement at the Public Archives of Canada ». Archivaria 16 (janvier), 150-54. https://archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/12655.
Numéro
Archivaria 16 (Summer 1983)
Rubrique
Potpourri

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