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THE OVERSEAS LIBRARY CONSULTANT
J. STEPHEN PARKERThe overseas library consultant is not a new phenomenon on the world library scene, but has become increasingly familiar in recent years. Whilst there are earlier isolated…
LIBRARY EDUCATION IN THE THIRD WORLD: SOME PERSONAL COMPARISONS
RONALD BENGEUnless LR editorial policies have changed, I believe that it will be appropriate to make a contribution based on personal experience which, in my case, includes fourteen years…
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: STANDARDS AND EXPECTATIONS
HAROLD HOLDSWORTHWhile I can recall the establishment by the British Government of the first series of “overseas” universities in dependent territories I have close knowledge only of those to…
AFRICAN UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES: A CONSUMER VIEWPOINT
GEOFFREY J. WILLIAMSMy first experience of an African university library was at Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone in 1963. The library, serving one of the earliest established universities in…
EXPATRIATES
ANTHONY OLDENExpatriates are people who live in a foreign country, but this article confines itself, in the main, to British expatriate librarians and lecturers in librarianship working in…
VISITORS TO BRITAIN
MICHAEL WISEThe foreign student likely to come to the UK to study Iibrarianship will probably be enrolling for a postgraduate course or a Master's qualification of at least one year's…