Resource Sharing among Libraries in Developing Countries: The Gulf between Hope and Reality.

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Main Author:	Bouazza, Abdelmajid
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1986
Subjects:	Attitudes Developing Nations Financial Support Illiteracy Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Personnel Library Planning Library Schools Library Standards Literature Reviews Models Political Influences Publishing Industry Shared Resources and Services Socioeconomic Influences
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contents	Resource Sharing among Libraries in Developing Countries: The Gulf between Hope and Reality. Bouazza, Abdelmajid Attitudes Developing Nations Financial Support Illiteracy Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Personnel Library Planning Library Schools Library Standards Literature Reviews Models Political Influences Publishing Industry Shared Resources and Services Socioeconomic Influences This review of the literature discusses economic, political, human, and cultural barriers to resource sharing among libraries in developing countries, and presents models developed by researchers as guidelines to help overcome these barriers. Conditions necessary for the success of these models are briefly discussed. (CDD)
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spellingShingle	Resource Sharing among Libraries in Developing Countries: The Gulf between Hope and Reality. Bouazza, Abdelmajid Attitudes Developing Nations Financial Support Illiteracy Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Personnel Library Planning Library Schools Library Standards Literature Reviews Models Political Influences Publishing Industry Shared Resources and Services Socioeconomic Influences Resource Sharing among Libraries in Developing Countries: The Gulf between Hope and Reality. Bouazza, Abdelmajid Attitudes Developing Nations Financial Support Illiteracy Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Personnel Library Planning Library Schools Library Standards Literature Reviews Models Political Influences Publishing Industry Shared Resources and Services Socioeconomic Influences This review of the literature discusses economic, political, human, and cultural barriers to resource sharing among libraries in developing countries, and presents models developed by researchers as guidelines to help overcome these barriers. Conditions necessary for the success of these models are briefly discussed. (CDD)
title	Resource Sharing among Libraries in Developing Countries: The Gulf between Hope and Reality.
topic	Attitudes Developing Nations Financial Support Illiteracy Interlibrary Loans Library Materials Library Personnel Library Planning Library Schools Library Standards Literature Reviews Models Political Influences Publishing Industry Shared Resources and Services Socioeconomic Influences
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ344313

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