Documentation Et Bibliotheques is an academic journal dedicated to the fields of library science and information science, providing a platform for librarians, information experts, and scholars in related fields to exchange ideas and share research results. This magazine is dedicated to exploring topics such as library services, information management, utilization of digital resources, and information acquisition in education and research. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to the daily operation of libraries, information retrieval technology, the development of digital libraries, digital preservation of cultural heritage, and the role of libraries in education and research. It not only focuses on theoretical research, but also attaches importance to the analysis of practical cases, providing readers with an opportunity to deeply understand the dynamics and challenges of the library industry.

It typically publishes original research articles, reviews, case studies, technical reports, and book reviews, aimed at promoting dialogue between academia and practice. Magazine articles are often written by experts from multiple disciplines such as library science, information science, education, history, etc., reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of this field. In addition, the magazine also pays special attention to library services in educational environments, exploring how to support teaching and learning activities through libraries, and how to utilize library resources to promote knowledge dissemination and innovation. It also focuses on the role of libraries in society, including how library services can promote social inclusivity and cultural diversity.