World Libraries: An International Journal Focusing On Libraries and Socio-Economic Development
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Welcome to World Libraries an international, electronic journal focusing on libraries and socio–economic development

World Libraries is a unique, free, peer–reviewed library and information science journal dedicated to librarians and libraries in regions without associations or agencies to encourage scholarly communication and professional development. Beginning in the summer of 2005 WL has evolved into an Internet–based journal. In addition to publishing new issues, the journal will continue to add content from its archive as well as special Web–only content.

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Special Features

Virtual Issue: The Pioneers
A special collection of all articles from "The Pioneer" series throughout the run of World Libraries.

Pathfinders
A series of resource guides featuring further reading in print and on the Web. Subjects include: Bolivia, The Caribbean, Cuba, and The Republic of Ghana

 

What’s New

Volume 17, No. 1 Spring 2007
Full issue posted January 2008

Volume 15, No. 2 Fall 2005
Full issue posted June 2008

Volume 15, No. 1 Spring 2005
Full issue posted May 2007

LATEST ISSUE

VOLUME 15, NUMBER 2
Fall 2005
(ISSN 1092–7441)
Published June 2008

Author/Title Index to Third World Libraries/World Libraries, Volumes 1–15 (1990–2005)

Subject Index to Third World Libraries/World Libraries, Volumes 1–15 (1990–2005)



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