Asking the Right but Hard Questions

Glen E. Holt

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The author says that the hard but right library questions are: Why are there so many mediocre libraries? Are libraries critical in US society? And, if libraries are critical, why doesn't the United States have a national library policy with generous national funding? He concludes that the profession as a whole needs to ask and answer questions like these.

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