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The values of web archives.

Valérie Schafer¹, Jane Winters²

¹C²DH, University of Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.

International Journal of Digital Humanities

|December 22, 2021

Summary

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Developing core values for web archives, grounded in good governance, is crucial for their long-term sustainability, accountability, and inclusiveness. This ensures web archives remain vital cultural heritage infrastructure.

Keywords:

FAIR data Good governance Inclusiveness Openness Sustainability Web archives

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Area of Science:

Digital Archiving
Information Governance
Cultural Heritage Preservation

Background:

Web archiving is transitioning from an establishment phase.
Ensuring long-term societal and cultural worth of web archives faces challenges.
Sustainability, accountability, and inclusiveness are central to web archive value.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how core values, linked to good governance, can address web archive challenges.
To identify key principles of good governance applicable to web archives.
To advocate for co-creation of core values for web archives.

Main Methods:

Literature review of existing work on web archive challenges.
Analysis of "good governance" principles.
Discussion of seven key principles: participation, consensus, accountability, transparency, effectiveness and efficiency, inclusivity, and legality.

Main Results:

Identified seven key principles of good governance for web archives.
Highlighted the link between core values and addressing sustainability, accountability, and inclusiveness.
Established a framework for adapting governance principles to web archiving.

Conclusions:

Core values and good governance are essential for web archive sustainability and societal worth.
Researchers and archivists must collaborate to define these core values.
Web archives require robust governance to remain vital cultural heritage infrastructure.