LIBRARIES, LEADERSHIP, AND SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION
A creative thinker on topics related to library collections and scholarly publishing, Rick Anderson does not back away from controversy. "Whenever we, as members of an organization like a library, are forced to choose between good things, we may start by trying to figure out some way to have bo...
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| 505 | 0 | # | |a PrefaceSection I: Libraries and Their Collections, Now and in the Future1: Being Essential Is Not Enough2 : My Name Is Ozymandias, King of Kings3: The Crisis in Research Librarianship4: The Portal Problem: The Twin Plights of the Encyclopaedia Britannica and the Library Collection5: On Necessity, Virtue, and Digging Holes with Hammers6: Can, Should, and Will7: How Sacred Are Our Patrons' Privacy Rights? Answer Carefully8: Crazy Idea #274: Just Stop Collecting9: Local and Global, Now and Forever: A Matrix Model of "Depth Perception" in Library Work10: A Quiet Culture War in Research Libraries-and What It Means for Librarians, Researchers, and Publishers11: Interrogating the American Library Association's "Core Values" Statement12: Asserting Rights We Don't Have: Libraries and "Permission to Publish"13: Frenemies: The Perfect and the Good, the Noisy and the Important14: What Patron-Driven Acquisition Does and Doesn't Mean: An FAQ15: Reference Services, Scalability, and the Starfish Problem16: Kitten in a Beer Mug: The Myth of the Free Gift17: You Might Be a Zealot If . . .18: It's Not about the Workflow: Patron-Centered Practices for Twenty-First-Century Serialists19: Can't Buy Us Love: The Declining Importance of Library Books and the Rising Importance of Special Collections20: On Knowing the Value of Everything and the Price of Nothing21: Preservation, Yes-but What Shall We Preserve?22: The Struggle for Library Space Section II Scholarly Communication and Library-Publisher Relations23: On Advocacy, Analysis, and the Vital Importance of Knowing the Difference24: Signal Distortion: Why the Scholarly Communication Economy Is So Weird25: Six Mistakes Your Sales Reps Are Making-and Six That Librarians Are Making26: Prices, Models, and Fairness: A (Partly) Imaginary Phone Conversation27: Print-on-Demand and the Law of Unintended Consequences28: Quality and Relevance: A Matrix Model for Thinking about Scholarly Books and Libraries29: No Such Thing as a Bad Book? Rethinking "Quality" in the Research Library30: No, You May Not Come Train My Staff31: On the Likelihood of Academia "Taking Back" Scholarly Publishing32: Is a Rational Discussion of Open Access Possible?33: CC BY, Copyright, and Stolen Advocacy34: Open-Access Rhetoric, Economics, and the Definition of "Research"35: CC BY and Its Discontents: A Growing Problem for Open Access36: Deceptive Publishing: Why We Need a Blacklist, and Some Suggestions on How to Do It Right37: The NPR Model and the Financing of Scholarly Communication Index. |
| 520 | # | # | |a A creative thinker on topics related to library collections and scholarly publishing, Rick Anderson does not back away from controversy. "Whenever we, as members of an organization like a library, are forced to choose between good things, we may start by trying to figure out some way to have both things," he writes in the preface. "But in many cases, that will turn out to be impossible and we'll have to decide which good thing is going to take priority over the other. We can't make that decision without invoking values, and the moment we start invoking values is when the conversation can take a really difficult and interesting turn." When it's time for your organization to make choices and set priorities, this collection of essays, articles, white papers, and blog posts will provide conversation starters for your strategic discussions. |
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LIBRARIES, LEADERSHIP, AND SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION