Spanish publications that provide a theoretical framework for research relating to studies of information users

Monographs, papers and articles published in Spain since 1993 are examined to shed theoretical light on the approach to information users as a function of meeting user needs and measuring the degree of user satisfaction. The paper describes the most commonly cited sources and discusses the approach to the topic, whether general or specific. Characteristic features of authorship of these writings as well as their chronological development are also examined.