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Main Author: Lane, Rodney P.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1973
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED105907
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contents Basic Issues in the Governmental Financing of Public Library Services. Commissioned Paper Project, Teachers College, No. 1. Lane, Rodney P. Federal Aid Federal Legislation Financial Support Futures (of Society) Library Role Library Services Library Standards Local Government Metropolitan Areas Public Libraries Revenue Sharing State Aid State Legislation Tax Allocation The present public library financing system is described and assessed, and the key issues for consideration in either reaffirming its continued use or in the development of new approaches are delineated. Special emphasis is given to illuminating those issues and factors affecting metropolitan areas--both core city and suburban fringes. The perspective includes Federal, state, and local legal bases, policies, and mechanisms used in financing public libraries' capital and operational needs. The issues provide information essential to the development of alternative role and funding options for consideration at the Federal level. The inquiry also suggests the need for the possible directions of additional research required to resolve the issues developed. The examination is based on secondary source data and available research materials and did not involve any new assessment of library service needs of the collection of new data on funding levels among local communities. A 27-item bibliography is appended. (Author/PF)
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spellingShingle Basic Issues in the Governmental Financing of Public Library Services. Commissioned Paper Project, Teachers College, No. 1.
Lane, Rodney P.
Federal Aid
Federal Legislation
Financial Support
Futures (of Society)
Library Role
Library Services
Library Standards
Local Government
Metropolitan Areas
Public Libraries
Revenue Sharing
State Aid
State Legislation
Tax Allocation
Basic Issues in the Governmental Financing of Public Library Services. Commissioned Paper Project, Teachers College, No. 1. Lane, Rodney P. Federal Aid Federal Legislation Financial Support Futures (of Society) Library Role Library Services Library Standards Local Government Metropolitan Areas Public Libraries Revenue Sharing State Aid State Legislation Tax Allocation The present public library financing system is described and assessed, and the key issues for consideration in either reaffirming its continued use or in the development of new approaches are delineated. Special emphasis is given to illuminating those issues and factors affecting metropolitan areas--both core city and suburban fringes. The perspective includes Federal, state, and local legal bases, policies, and mechanisms used in financing public libraries' capital and operational needs. The issues provide information essential to the development of alternative role and funding options for consideration at the Federal level. The inquiry also suggests the need for the possible directions of additional research required to resolve the issues developed. The examination is based on secondary source data and available research materials and did not involve any new assessment of library service needs of the collection of new data on funding levels among local communities. A 27-item bibliography is appended. (Author/PF)
title Basic Issues in the Governmental Financing of Public Library Services. Commissioned Paper Project, Teachers College, No. 1.
topic Federal Aid
Federal Legislation
Financial Support
Futures (of Society)
Library Role
Library Services
Library Standards
Local Government
Metropolitan Areas
Public Libraries
Revenue Sharing
State Aid
State Legislation
Tax Allocation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED105907