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Library Trends 12 (2) Fall 1963: Education for Librarianship Abroad In Selected Countries

Library Trends 12 (2) Fall 1963: Education for Librarianship Abroad In Selected Countries. Edited by Harold Lancour and J. Clement Harrison.

While the year of 1963 for this issue of Library Trends was determined largely by chance, it has proven to be a fortunate choice. There has been a major advance in library education in many parts of the world. A careful reading of the several papers which follow reveals a remarkable parallelism in the several developments in many countries. It is not just accident that new advanced level programs have recently begun, or will be instituted shortly, in such widely separated places as France, Yugoslavia, Taiwan, England, Nigeria, Poland, and the Netherlands.

This is, truly, an international issue in the fullest and most useful sense. Several countries are not represented, some because of the limits of available space and some because of inability to find a contributor competent to deal with the subject. It is expected that reports from the countries not represented here will be published later. It should be noted that this issue has brought together for the first time, in an intellectual way at least, a wide representation of the leaders in library education throughout the world.

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