Libraries, human rights and social justice: enabling access and promoting inclusion

Leith T. K. Robinson

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Authors Jaeger, Greene Taylor and Gorham are faculty, student and alumna of the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland, respectively. They write,The support for and provision ...

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