Equity and Excellence in the Public Library: Why Ignorance is Not our Heritage

Bob Usherwood

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Contents: Preface Equity and excellence a the librarian's dilemma? Equity and excellence around the world Value versus demand Self-improvement, complex culture and the public good Commercial imperative? Developing critical capacity and creativity Providing access to the best Information is not enough Education, education, education Through excellence to inclusion Professionals, practice and policy Equity and excellence a a value judgement Postscript Appendices Bibliography Index.

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