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100			_924665 _aSaponaro, Margaret Zarnosky
245			_aCollection Management Basics
260			_aCalifornia: _bAcid Free Paper, _c2019.
300			_a373p.
505			_aINTRODUCTIONWhat Is Collection Management?Access to InformationAccess and ValueAccess Philosophy and StaffAccess and LiteracyBlended CollectionsAccess and CollaborationNew ApproachesPoints to Keep in MindReferences2—INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM AND ETHICSLibraries, the First Amendment, and Intellectual FreedomEthics, Personal Beliefs, Biases, and Collection ManagementSelf-CensorshipBeing ChallengedAccess—FilteringBibliotherapy—Readers' Advisory ActivitiesPoints to Keep in MindReferences3—COLLECTION MANAGEMENTComponents of Collection ManagementCollection Management and Library TypesInstitutional LibrariesPublic LibrariesSchool LibrariesSpecial LibrariesStandards and GuidelinesEmerging Trends in Collection
650			_aCollection management Libraries _924667
650			_acollections management _924668
650			_aLibraries Special collections Electronic information _924669
700			_924666 _aEvans, G. Edward
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