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Women's Issues at IFLA: Equality, Gender and Information on Agenda
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS V
  3. Acknowledgements IX
  4. PREFACE XI
  5. I. CHANGING ROLES OF WOMEN LIBRARIANS
  6. INFORMATION SERVICES FOR WOMEN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1
  7. HOW LONG DO WOMEN HAVE TO WAIT? 8
  8. LIBRARIES AND WOMEN LIBRARIANS: A CUBAN WOMAN LIBRARIAN'S POINT-OF-VIEW 13
  9. TO MAKE WOMEN VISIBLE 18
  10. THE ROLE OF WOMAN LIBRARIAN IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION STRATEGIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA 20
  11. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AND PUBLICATIONS ON WOMEN IN CUBA 30
  12. II. PROFESSIONAL STATUS AS A GOAL
  13. THE STATUS OF LIBRARY WOMEN IN JAPAN 35
  14. TRANSITION OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE EDUCATION IN CHINA: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES 41
  15. PROPPING UP “HALF OF THE SKY” IN THE LIBRARY PRESENT SITUATION AND PROSPECTS OF CHINESE FEMALE LIBRARIANS 48
  16. III. LIBRARY MANAGERS AND GENDER
  17. WOMEN AS MANAGERS OF LIBRARIES: A DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS IN INDIA 55
  18. MOTIVATION TO MANAGE 62
  19. SETTING-UP A WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY 87
  20. IV. INFORMATION SERVICES FOR WOMEN: ACCESS AND HINDRANCES
  21. WOMEN AND CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATION 93
  22. SERVICES PROVIDED FOR WOMEN BY THE LIBRARIES OF THE RYAZAN REGION 101
  23. WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT AND INFORMATION ON WOMEN IN KOREA 105
  24. A CALL FOR A NEW DIALOG 115
  25. FREEING ACCESS TO WOMEN'S INFORMATION 122
  26. WOMEN, DEMOCRACY AND PARTICIPATION IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY 131
  27. V. WOMEN'S INFORMATION NEEDS: A SOCIETAL AND FEMINIST ISSUE
  28. INFORMATION NEEDS OF WOMEN 137
  29. WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE, CENSORSHIP, AND THE LIBRARY: PROBLEMS, ISSUES, QUESTIONS 142
  30. VI. KEY TO THE FUTURE: EDUCATION
  31. GENDER AND EQUITY IN THE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES CURRICULUM 155
  32. NATIONAL VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (NVQs) 170
  33. WOMEN'S ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA 176
  34. LIBRARIES FOR LIFE IN THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA INFORMATION SOCIETY? 184
  35. INFORMATION USE IN GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT 192
  36. VII. INFORMATION SOCIETY, CULTURE AND ECONOMY: GLOBAL CHALLENGES
  37. INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION ON WOMEN: A EUROPEAN NETWORK 209
  38. WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND PUBLICATIONS OF THE WORLD BANK AND THE IDB 215
  39. THE WOMEN OF KAZAKSTAN: THE SOURCE OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 226
  40. WOMEN AND THE INFORMATION SOCIETY 231
  41. APPENDIX. STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE ROUND TABLE ON WOMEN'S ISSUES 2002-2003 243
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110962802-toc

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS V
  3. Acknowledgements IX
  4. PREFACE XI
  5. I. CHANGING ROLES OF WOMEN LIBRARIANS
  6. INFORMATION SERVICES FOR WOMEN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1
  7. HOW LONG DO WOMEN HAVE TO WAIT? 8
  8. LIBRARIES AND WOMEN LIBRARIANS: A CUBAN WOMAN LIBRARIAN'S POINT-OF-VIEW 13
  9. TO MAKE WOMEN VISIBLE 18
  10. THE ROLE OF WOMAN LIBRARIAN IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION STRATEGIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA 20
  11. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS AND PUBLICATIONS ON WOMEN IN CUBA 30
  12. II. PROFESSIONAL STATUS AS A GOAL
  13. THE STATUS OF LIBRARY WOMEN IN JAPAN 35
  14. TRANSITION OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE EDUCATION IN CHINA: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES 41
  15. PROPPING UP “HALF OF THE SKY” IN THE LIBRARY PRESENT SITUATION AND PROSPECTS OF CHINESE FEMALE LIBRARIANS 48
  16. III. LIBRARY MANAGERS AND GENDER
  17. WOMEN AS MANAGERS OF LIBRARIES: A DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS IN INDIA 55
  18. MOTIVATION TO MANAGE 62
  19. SETTING-UP A WOMEN'S STUDIES LIBRARY 87
  20. IV. INFORMATION SERVICES FOR WOMEN: ACCESS AND HINDRANCES
  21. WOMEN AND CONSUMER HEALTH INFORMATION 93
  22. SERVICES PROVIDED FOR WOMEN BY THE LIBRARIES OF THE RYAZAN REGION 101
  23. WOMEN'S DEVELOPMENT AND INFORMATION ON WOMEN IN KOREA 105
  24. A CALL FOR A NEW DIALOG 115
  25. FREEING ACCESS TO WOMEN'S INFORMATION 122
  26. WOMEN, DEMOCRACY AND PARTICIPATION IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY 131
  27. V. WOMEN'S INFORMATION NEEDS: A SOCIETAL AND FEMINIST ISSUE
  28. INFORMATION NEEDS OF WOMEN 137
  29. WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE, CENSORSHIP, AND THE LIBRARY: PROBLEMS, ISSUES, QUESTIONS 142
  30. VI. KEY TO THE FUTURE: EDUCATION
  31. GENDER AND EQUITY IN THE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES CURRICULUM 155
  32. NATIONAL VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (NVQs) 170
  33. WOMEN'S ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA 176
  34. LIBRARIES FOR LIFE IN THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA INFORMATION SOCIETY? 184
  35. INFORMATION USE IN GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT 192
  36. VII. INFORMATION SOCIETY, CULTURE AND ECONOMY: GLOBAL CHALLENGES
  37. INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION ON WOMEN: A EUROPEAN NETWORK 209
  38. WOMEN IN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND PUBLICATIONS OF THE WORLD BANK AND THE IDB 215
  39. THE WOMEN OF KAZAKSTAN: THE SOURCE OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 226
  40. WOMEN AND THE INFORMATION SOCIETY 231
  41. APPENDIX. STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE ROUND TABLE ON WOMEN'S ISSUES 2002-2003 243
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