Our Enduring Values: Librarianship in the 21st Century

by Michael Gorman

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A discussion of the core values that are the backbone of the library profession. Defining the role of both library and librarian, Michael Goreman presents the bedrock principles underlying the profession and, in turn, underlying democracy.

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The Call Number of this book in CityU Library is Z716.4.G67 2000.
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A discussion of the core values that are the backbone of the library profession. Defining the role of both library and librarian, Michael Goreman presents the bedrock principles underlying the profession and, in turn, underlying democracy.

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