《档案》杂志编辑委员会于1969年决定发表各国现行档案法规条文时,没预料到,这项工作会有这样大的规模,须要出版4期(自1971～1973年先后出版了《档案》第17期、第19～21期)。十年来,这4期《档案》已成为关心档案立法与行政问题和关心当代档案理论发展的人不可缺少的参考材料。 只要浏览一下这些材料,就可以发现,在十九世纪和二十世纪初叶,以欧洲国家为主公布了第一批档案立法之后,一种轻视历史和重视行政效率的新的档案学概念在第二次世界大战前夕,尤其是在战后已经形成。 从本世纪六十年代起,许多国家的独立使新档案法规的制订与颁布进入了兴旺时期。但这些法规多少是模仿旧殖民宗主国的 When the Editorial Board of Archives magazine decided in 1969 to publish the existing regulations on archives in various countries, it was not expected that this work would be of such large scale that it would need to be published in four issues (from 1771 to 1973, Period, 19th to 21st period). In the past ten years, these four “archives” have become indispensable reference materials for those who care about the legislative and administrative problems in archives and are concerned about the development of contemporary archival theories. A quick glance at these materials shows that in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, after the first European archives were first promulgated by European countries, a new concept of archivalism, which lashed out of history and placed great emphasis on administrative efficiency, On the eve of World War II, especially after the war. Since the 1960s, the independence of many countries has brought the formulation and promulgation of new archives regulations into a booming period. But how much of these laws and regulations imitate the old colonial sovereign states