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1984
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| author | Evans, G. Edward |
| author_facet | Evans, G. Edward Evans, G. Edward |
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| contents | Management Education for Archivists, Information Managers, and Librarians: Is There a Global Core? Evans, G. Edward Administrator Education Business Administration Education Content Analysis Curriculum Global Approach Higher Education Instructional Materials Librarians Standards Textbook Evaluation Textbooks Reports on an analysis of 35 American management textbooks that identifies 17 core concepts for management courses for information professionals. Each concept--accountability, accounting, authority, budgeting, change/innovation/creativity, communication, controlling, decision making, delegation and organization, ethics, fiscal management, leadership, staffing--is defined in non-cultural terms to show that concepts should be global. (Author/MBR) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1984 |
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| spellingShingle | Management Education for Archivists, Information Managers, and Librarians: Is There a Global Core? Evans, G. Edward Administrator Education Business Administration Education Content Analysis Curriculum Global Approach Higher Education Instructional Materials Librarians Standards Textbook Evaluation Textbooks Management Education for Archivists, Information Managers, and Librarians: Is There a Global Core? Evans, G. Edward Administrator Education Business Administration Education Content Analysis Curriculum Global Approach Higher Education Instructional Materials Librarians Standards Textbook Evaluation Textbooks Reports on an analysis of 35 American management textbooks that identifies 17 core concepts for management courses for information professionals. Each concept--accountability, accounting, authority, budgeting, change/innovation/creativity, communication, controlling, decision making, delegation and organization, ethics, fiscal management, leadership, staffing--is defined in non-cultural terms to show that concepts should be global. (Author/MBR) |
| title | Management Education for Archivists, Information Managers, and Librarians: Is There a Global Core? |
| topic | Administrator Education Business Administration Education Content Analysis Curriculum Global Approach Higher Education Instructional Materials Librarians Standards Textbook Evaluation Textbooks |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ315603 |