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1843341468 )pbk.(
Librarianship and human rights :a twenty-first century guide
Oxford, England
Chandos
2007
xxx, 200 p. ;24 cm
Chandos information professional series
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Contents: Forward -
Prefacio - Acknowledgments - Preface - About the author - t One: the
rhetoric - An urgent context for twenty-first century rarianship -
Human rights, contestations and moral responsibilities of rary and
information workers - Part Two: the reality - Practical ategies for
social action - Prevalent manifestations of social action lied to
library and information work - Specific forms of social action d in
library and information work for social change - Closing thought.
Summary: This is a direct challenge to the notion of library
neutrality, ecially in the present context of war, revolution, and
social change. s book locates library and information workers as
participants and erventionists in social conflicts. The strategies
for social action ldwide were chosen because of their connection to
elements of the versal Declaration of Human Rights )1948( that relate
particularly to e library values, information ethics, and global
information justice. s book also encourages readers to pay attention
to links between library information work and the following
solidarity rights not currently orporated into any legally-binding
human rights framework. The aim is marily at librarians, archivists,
educators and students. Content sists of essential concepts presented
Toni ek ; foreword by Edgardo Civallero ; with contributions by Kenneth D. iepy
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، Librarian--Professional ethics
، Library scienc--Moral and ethical aspects
، Human rights
، Social action
، Libraries and society
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