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期刊介绍:
Since 1931, The Library Quarterly has maintained its commitment to scholarly research in all areas of librarianship - historical, sociological, cultural, evaluative, statistical, bibliographical, managerial, and educational. Through unique and innovative approaches, the Quarterly seeks to publish research and reviews that: •Provide insights into libraries and librarianship for those involved in the collection of, access to, and dissemination of information. •Foster pioneering research that examines the interactions between the library as a reading institution and to its cultural space. •Assess empirically the value that libraries contribute to the communities that they serve.