A Safe, Helpful, and Ubiquitous Place That Requires Further Study

Bradley Wade Bishop

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In this article, Bradley Wade Bishop sets forth the unspoken premise that public libraries that offer desired services to their constituents are going to succeed. This article has many specific examples of emergency and continuing services that small public libraries provide. It also suggests the need for extensive research on successful libraries which illustrate all sorts of rules about how to meet the future successfully.

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2013Public Libraries as Post-Crisis Information Hubs 2010Toward an understanding of library patron wayfinding: Observing patrons' entry routes in a public library 2010Utilizing geographic information systems (GIS) in library research 1999Using Public Libraries to Provide Technology Access for Individuals in Poverty 2009Public library facility closure: An investigation of reasons for closure and effects on geographic market areas 2011Public libraries and the Internet: Roles, Perspectives, and Implications 2016The Role of Rural Public Libraries in Small Business Development 2010Broadband for public libraries: Importance, issues, and research needs

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