This volume of "Advances in Librarianship" makes contributions to
three largely unexplored areas in the field: managing intellectual
capital in libraries, reporting on the effects of spatial factors
and cooperation and competition upon intellectual capital
utilization in libraries; Native American Libraries, offering
findings which can apply in any country with ethnically or
culturally isolated libraries; and the nature and extent of the
engagement of humanities scholars with electronic texts. Other
topics explored in this volume include the growth and decline of
Operations Research both in general and within academic libraries,
approaches to intellectual capital in libraries, and an historical
analysis of the two streams of library education in Australia over
40 years. "The Advances in Librarianship" book series presents
current international research and professional issues in
libraries, the information industry, education and development of
information professionals. The series is a key resource for
practitioners, researchers, students and faculty members seeking
in-depth literature and solutions to current and emerging issues in
library and information science and related fields.
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