Innovation and the Library: The Adoption of New Ideas in Public LibrariesToday's rapidly evolving information-based society demands that public libraries implement planned, proactive, and innovative change to meet patron needs. Rapid, widespread, and substantive change and innovation in public librarianship depends on the ability of public librarians to share in the exchange of new ideas, regardless of the size of their communities. This book explores how managerial innovations are generated and disseminated among public librarians. |
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Advances in Library Administration and Organization Edward D. Garten,Delmus E. Williams,James M. Nyce No preview available - 2006 |