How does your public library support democracy?

Terry Costantino

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From inception, public libraries have been positioned as a requirement for an informed citizenry capable of engaging in civic life. Many public libraries include democratic aims in their strategic plans but what are the activities and programs that support these ambitions?

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1972The foundations of education for librarianship 1947Arsenals of a democratic culture : a social history of the American public library movement in New England and the middle states from 1850 to 1900 2001Civic Librarianship: Renewing the Social Mission of the Public Library 2006Public Libraries and Human Rights 2002Civic Librarianship: Renewing the Social Mission of the Public Library 2005The Civic Library: A Model for 21st Century Participation 2001Libraries & democracy: the cornerstones of liberty,

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