Abstract

Compares differences in the use of technology, attitudes toward it, and educational experiences of librarians between libraries in Europe and the United States, and between countries within Europe. The issues discussed include decentralization, bureaucratic versus professional staff, the use of technology for scientific versus humanities information, and information policy formation. (CLB)

Citation

Carpenter, R.L. (1988). Librarianship, Education and Service. International Library Review, 20(2), 127. Retrieved August 15, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/139977/.

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Keywords

• Comparative Analysis
• Decentralization
• Developed Nations
• Foreign Countries
• Humanities
• information technology
• Library Automation
• Library Education
• Library Role
• Scientific and Technical Information