The following references were used in the Commentary sections of this toolkit:

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• Matthews, Graham and Eden, Paul. Disaster Management in British Libraries: project report with guidelines for library managers. [Library and Information Research Report 109]. British Library, 1996.
• Thorburn, Georgine. Library fire and flood - successful salvage, but beware of the cowboy., Aslib Information. February 1993, 21(2), p.76-8.
• Feinstein, R. Recovering from disaster: the Agudath Israel Archive rebuilds. Judaica Librarianship. 1989/90, 5(1) pp.32-3.
• Institute of Education, Library and Media Services, The Disaster Folder. June 1996.
• Disaster and after: the practicalities of information service in times of war and other catastrophes. Proceedings of an international conference sponsored by IGLA (The International Group of the Library Association), University of Bristol, UK, 4-6 September 1998. University of Bristol. 1999.
• Greenstein, D.I. A strategic framework for creating and preserving digital resources. London, Library and Information technology Centre, South Bank University, 1998. ELib studies, P3.
• Serials Librarian 36 (3/4) 1999, p.363-82
• Patkus, B.L. Collections security: the preservation perspective. Journal of library administration. 25 (1) 1998, p.67-89.
• Benson, A.C. Building a secure library system. Computers in Libraries 18 (3) Mar 1998, p.24-9.
• British Standards Institution. Recommendations for the storage and exhibition of archival documents. BS5454:2000. London: BSI, 2000.
• National Preservation Office. Guide to preservation microfilming. London: National Preservation Office, 2000.