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Ladner, Sharyn J. – Special Libraries, 1992
Data were gathered from 419 science and technology libraries and 281 business libraries on their general characteristics, resource-sharing network membership and frequency of use, current and desired network services, problems with networks, and reasons for nonmembership. Results indicated that more science-technology librarians use…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Library Networks, Library Surveys, Shared Library Resources
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Hayes, Robert M.; Palmer, E. Susan – Library and Information Science Research, 1983
Presents statistics from 1978 survey of public library patrons concerning relationship between distance and library usage and compares them with results from 1968 survey. Data for branch libraries showing effects of age, education, and mode of transportation used are discussed, and three specific contexts are examined. Seven sources are cited.…
Descriptors: Branch Libraries, Case Studies, Comparative Analysis, Decentralization
1983
This report of the findings of a year-long policy analysis of New York City's three public branch library systems, carried out by the Nova Institute in cooperation with a study committee composed of city and library officials, opens with a brief historic account of the development of the New York Public Library, the Brooklyn Public Library, and…
Descriptors: Branch Libraries, Budgeting, City Government, Comparative Analysis
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Sever, Shmuel; Branse, Yosef – Library Quarterly, 1991
Examines influences on Israelis' reading habits during the past two decades, including the increase in the educational level, the assimilation of immigrants, the emergence of television and video, and the establishment of a network of public libraries. Reading habits of the school-age population and of Israel's Arab minority are also surveyed. (28…
Descriptors: Arabs, Comparative Analysis, Educational Improvement, Elementary Secondary Education