Management Concepts for Improving Libraries (A Guide for the Professional Librarian).

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Main Author: Shaffer, Dale E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1979
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contents Management Concepts for Improving Libraries (A Guide for the Professional Librarian). Shaffer, Dale E. Administrative Principles Administrator Guides Fundamental Concepts Librarians Library Administration Library Planning This guide, which stresses four basic functions of library management--planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling--presents a collection of 53 management concepts and principles applicable for use in every library. The term management concept, as used in the context of this guide, means a workable idea, thought, or opinion--based on experience--which leads to a course of action producing a desirable organizational result. Arrangement of materials is alphabetical by key management area, e.g., administrative skills, art of librarianship, authority. A complete listing of the concept areas discussed is provided in the table of contents. (Author/RAA)
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spellingShingle Management Concepts for Improving Libraries (A Guide for the Professional Librarian).
Shaffer, Dale E.
Administrative Principles
Administrator Guides
Fundamental Concepts
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Planning
Management Concepts for Improving Libraries (A Guide for the Professional Librarian). Shaffer, Dale E. Administrative Principles Administrator Guides Fundamental Concepts Librarians Library Administration Library Planning This guide, which stresses four basic functions of library management--planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling--presents a collection of 53 management concepts and principles applicable for use in every library. The term management concept, as used in the context of this guide, means a workable idea, thought, or opinion--based on experience--which leads to a course of action producing a desirable organizational result. Arrangement of materials is alphabetical by key management area, e.g., administrative skills, art of librarianship, authority. A complete listing of the concept areas discussed is provided in the table of contents. (Author/RAA)
title Management Concepts for Improving Libraries (A Guide for the Professional Librarian).
topic Administrative Principles
Administrator Guides
Fundamental Concepts
Librarians
Library Administration
Library Planning
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED205177