An analysis of the concept of "local information" in the public libraries context
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v13i1.1712Abstract
The expression local information in seven documents on the public libraries is located, analyzed and commented: Manifesto of UNESCO (1994); Declaration of Copenhagen (1999), La biblioteca pública: un centro para la sociedad de la información (2000), Guidelines IFLA/Unesco (2001), Pautas sobre los servicios de las bibliotecas públicas (2002); Pulman Guidelines (2002) and Manifesto of Oeiras (2003). After exposing the different aspects that this concept locks up, we defend that the roll of this kind of information in the present public library is very related to the tendency towards the globalization of our societyDownloads
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