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Library Trends, Volume 72
Volume 72, Number 1, 2023
- Rachel Fu:

Introduction. 1-2 - Ulia Gosart:

Foreword: Mapping the Domain of Indigenous Librarianship in North America. 3-12 - Jewel Cummins, Alexander Soto, Jane Anderson, Ulia Gosart, Alexander Ward, Stephanie Russo Carroll:

Enhancing Stewardship of Indigenous Peoples' Data, Information, and Knowledges in Libraries and Archives through Indigenous Data Governance. 13-47 - Will Hansen, Analú María López:

Oknoma Nikan Tinemih : Improving Inclusive Access to the Indigenous Studies Collections at the Newberry Library. 48-69 - Felicia Bartley:

Implementing Indigenous Approaches to Knowledge and Knowing at the John Hay Library: A Pueblo Reflection. 70-89 - Kimberly Anderson, Emily E. Boss

, Rosalind Bucy:
Centering Indigenous Perspectives in Library Collections: A Lesson in Cultural Humility. 90-121 - Suzanne Conklin Akbari, Ian McCallum, Melissa Moreton, Anu Vedantham:

Huluniixsuwaakan: The Role of the Library in Munsee Delaware Language Revitalization and the Development of Community Relationships on Lenape Land. 122-148 - Ulia Gosart, Rachel Fu, Dominique Massey, Zoe Tucker:

Native Students in Library and Information Science Education, 1990-2019: Past Trends and Implications for Future Advancement. 149-175
Volume 72, Number 2, 2024
- Kendra S. Albright, Albina Krymskaya, H. Frank Cervone:

Introduction: International Perspectives on Knowledge Management Education. 177-186 - Suliman Hawamdeh, Nayana Pampapura Madali:

The Emergence of New Disciplines and the Transformation of the Library and Information Science Profession. 187-204 - Muhammad Asim Qayyum

, Arif Khan
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Knowledge Management: Educational Activities Supported by the Profession in the Australasian Region. 205-215 - Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira, Francisco Carlos Paletta:

Mapping the Knowledge Management Education and Professional Landscape in Brazil. 216-233 - Ying Li, Yao Zhang, Yue Ming, Jiaying Cui:

A Review of Knowledge Management Education in China. 234-250 - Isto Huvila:

Knowledge Management Education in Europe. 251-265 - Mohammad Hassanzadeh, Samaneh Rahimian, Mila Malekolkalami:

Knowledge Management Education and Training in the Middle East. 266-288 - H. Frank Cervone, Kendra S. Albright:

Understanding Knowledge Management Education within the North American Higher Education System. 289-298 - Albina Krymskaya:

Knowledge Management Status in Russian Higher Education. 299-316 - Madeleine C. Fombad:

Reexamining Knowledge Management Education in Higher Institutions of Learning in Africa: A South African Perspective. 317-337 - Naresh Kumar Agarwal, Md. Anwarul Islam

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Are Knowledge Management Courses in South Asia Designed Well? A Content Analysis of Syllabi and a Case Study. 338-367
Volume 72, Number 3, 2024
- Michèle Valerie Cloonan, Suzanne M. Stauffer:

Introduction. 369-374 - Cindy Mediavilla:

Mary Niles Maack: Scholar, Teacher, Mentor, and Friend. 375-388 - Renate Chancellor:

La Visionnaire : An Intellectual Biography of Mary Niles Maack. 389-399 - Su Kim Chung:

"Something that Belongs to All of Us": Beda Cornwall and the Las Vegas Public Library Campaign. 400-414 - Michèle Valerie Cloonan:

Researching the Personal Life: Mary Niles Maack's Early Writing on Feminist Biography. 415-425 - LaVerne Gray, Jeongbae Choi

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Veritable Miracle: Situating Black Women Librarian Networks within a Feminist Historical Paradigm. 426-444 - Suzanne M. Stauffer:

Leadership for Social Change: Clara Whitehill Hunt and the Evolution of Children's Librarianship. 445-462 - Sumayya Ahmed, Theo Dumothier, Kai Miyabayashi McGinn:

The Colonial Adventures of Confiscated Arabic Texts: Ibn Battuta's Rihla Manuscript from North Africa to the French National Library. 463-477 - Raphaëlle Bats

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Care Ethics for French Twenty-First-Century Librarians: Examining Ecologie Documentaire and an Ethics of Care for the Environment. 478-494 - Mary Carroll

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"A Start Must Be Made": An Evaluation of the Published History of Women in Australian Libraries. 495-524 - Peter Johan Lor:

Continuity and Change in West African Librarianship: Revisiting Mary Niles Maack's Research in Senegal and the Region. 525-546 - Steven Witt:

Finding Amy Jones: An Amiable Network of Early Twentieth-Century Internationalism. 547-565 - Kathleen de la Peña McCook

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The Burning Spirit: The Encyclopedic Vision, Wikipedia, and Librarianship. 566-577
Volume 72, Number 4, 2024
- Anna Maria Tammaro, Crystal Fulton:

Introduction: The Imperative Connections among LIS Education, Libraries, and Communities. 579-586 - Barbara Lison:

Libraries, Community Empowerment, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: A Symbiotic Transformation. 587-600 - R. David Lankes:

Don't Call It Apprenticeships: Teaching Libraries in Library Science Education. 601-608 - Elizabeth Burns:

Enhancing Library Communities through Field-Based Projects. 609-624 - Sarah A. Evans, Lance Michael Simpson

, Lacy Noel Molina, Christy Stanley:
Concentric Learning Communities: Educating Rural Library Staff in Principles of Collaborative Family Learning. 625-642 - Mia Høj Mathiasson

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Studying Community Librarianship through Historical Writings on Public Library Programming Activities: American, British, and Anglo-Scandinavian Perspectives. 643-668 - Raphaëlle Bats

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Librarianship and Participatory Practices: Something Old, Something Borrowed, and Something New. 669-676 - Anna Maria Tammaro, Ilona Kish, Erik Boekesteijn, Tirza De Fockert, Kirstine Bruun, Riccardo Demicelis, Simona Villa, Vladana Pillerova, Hannelore Vogt, Maja Vunsek:

Newcomer: Best Practices on Community Librarianship in Europe. 677-687 - Kerstin Rydbeck:

Swedish Library Policy and Community Librarianship. 688-711 - Sophia Vivian Adeyeye:

Bridging the Digital Divide: Librarians' Role in Empowering Nigerian Communities through Digital Competencies and Advocacy. 712-726 - Ina Fourie, Theo J. D. Bothma, Marlene A. Holmner, Anika Meyer:

From Tradition to Fast Pacing 4IR and Society 5.0, to Embracing Community Librarianship: An Evolutionary Approach on How to Prepare Students. 727-756

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