The Public Place of Central Libraries: Findings from Toronto and Vancouver.

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Auteurs principaux: Leckie, Gloria J., Hopkins, Jeffrey
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Langue:en
Publié: 2002
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author Leckie, Gloria J.
Hopkins, Jeffrey
author_facet Leckie, Gloria J.
Hopkins, Jeffrey
Leckie, Gloria J.
Hopkins, Jeffrey
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contents The Public Place of Central Libraries: Findings from Toronto and Vancouver. Leckie, Gloria J. Hopkins, Jeffrey Foreign Countries Library Role Private Sector Public Libraries Social Environment Discussion of the social roles of public libraries focuses on the public use of central libraries in Toronto and Vancouver. Results support the notion that central libraries fulfill ideals of public place, and that private market interests represent a threat to its role as a public place. (Contains 99 references.) (Author/LRW)
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publishDate 2002
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spellingShingle The Public Place of Central Libraries: Findings from Toronto and Vancouver.
Leckie, Gloria J.
Hopkins, Jeffrey
Foreign Countries
Library Role
Private Sector
Public Libraries
Social Environment
The Public Place of Central Libraries: Findings from Toronto and Vancouver. Leckie, Gloria J. Hopkins, Jeffrey Foreign Countries Library Role Private Sector Public Libraries Social Environment Discussion of the social roles of public libraries focuses on the public use of central libraries in Toronto and Vancouver. Results support the notion that central libraries fulfill ideals of public place, and that private market interests represent a threat to its role as a public place. (Contains 99 references.) (Author/LRW)
title The Public Place of Central Libraries: Findings from Toronto and Vancouver.
topic Foreign Countries
Library Role
Private Sector
Public Libraries
Social Environment
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ654242