Librarianship
The librarianship is the totality of all institutions and organizations of libraries and comparable institutions. Librarianship also includes the practical application of structure and organization, specialized library types , library associations , workflows, training and techniques.
The science that deals theoretically with library science is library science .
Libraries in different countries
- Librarianship of Bulgaria
- Librarianship in Jamaica
- Librarianship in Japan
- Librarianship in Luxembourg
- Librarianship in Norway
- Librarianship in Switzerland
- Librarianship in South Africa
See also
literature
- Jürgen Seefeld, Ludger Syré : Portals to the past and future. Libraries in Germany . 5th, revised and expanded edition. Georg Olms Verlag, Hildesheim / Zurich / New York 2017, ISBN 978-3-487-15562-3 ( bideutschland.de [PDF] with a foreword by Heinz-Jürgen Lorenzen).
- Klaus Gantert, Rupert Hacker : Basic librarianship. 8th edition. Saur, Munich 2008.
- Engelbert Plassmann u. a .: Libraries and the information society in Germany. An introduction. Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden 2006.
- Rudolf Frankenberg, Klaus Haller (ed.): The modern library. A compendium of library management. Saur, Munich 2004.
- Hans-Peter Thun: An introduction to the library system of the Federal Republic of Germany. German Library Institute, 1998 ( online ).