The Changing Academic Library, Second Edition: Operations, Culture, Environments (ACRL Publications in Librarianship No. 65)--eEditions e-book

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8400-6127
Published
2012
Publisher
ACRL
Pages
416
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  • Description
  • Table of Contents
  • About the author

1 Introduction and a Little History
2 Organizational Culture and Higher Education
3 Governance
4 The Organization and Management of Academic Libraries
5 Libraries and Money
6 The System of Scholarly Communication
7 The Collection(s)
8 Electronic Information and Academic Libraries
9 The Communities of the Academic Library
10 The Academic Librarian
11 A Look Ahead

References
Index

1 Introduction and a Little History
2 Organizational Culture and Higher Education
3 Governance
4 The Organization and Management of Academic Libraries
5 Libraries and Money
6 The System of Scholarly Communication
7 The Collection(s)
8 Electronic Information and Academic Libraries
9 The Communities of the Academic Library
10 The Academic Librarian
11 A Look Ahead

References
Index

John M. Budd

John M. Budd is Professor Emeritus in the School of Information Science and Learning Technologies at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Winner of the 2002 Highsmith Library Literature award (formerly the G.K. Hall Award for Library Literature), he has authored numerous publications and articles in professional and scholarly journals and has given presentations at national and state conferences.