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Book SynopsisPresents international research and professional issues in libraries, the information industry, education and development of information professionals. This title is suitable for practitioners, researchers, students and faculty members seeking literature and solutions to various issues in library and information science and related fields.
Trade ReviewI would recommend that all libraries add this series to their collections, and strongly encourage staff to read and discuss their contents. Edward Reid-Smith, Charles Sturt University, Australian Library Journal 61, 1 (2012) "Each topic is well covered with a firm research basis which in some cases is indeed an innovation for that subject. The volume is consistently edited and elegantly produced; each paper has full references and there is an index. It is well worth reading, to provoke reflection on one's own service and its context as much as for specific advice or ideas." Stuart James, LIbrary Review, vol 61 iss 3
Table of ContentsPreface. Contributors. Library Operational Research: Time for a New Paradigm?. Managing Intellectual Capital in Libraries and Information Services. How Does the Library Profession Grow Managers? It Doesn't–They Grow Themselves. Emerging Trends in Native American Tribal Libraries. Defining Difference: The “Noble and Less Noble” Traditions of Education and Training in Australia. E-Texts in Research Projects in the Humanities. Advances in Librarianship. Editorial Advisory Board. Advances in Librarianship. Copyright page. Subject Index. Author Index.
