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This book discusses librarianship in world perspective. Part of the book is in Chinese.

This report presents recommendations for the upgrading of higher education information resources in Papua New Guinea according to acceptable norms, effective sharing of resources through phased introduction of automation and networking, and the…

This book discusses modern libraries' missions and visions, development, organization, leadership, and management.

This book was publichsed in 2011 to honor Dr. Lee's 80th birthday and in recognition of the impact of his scholarship. The first volume includes scholarly articles written by Dr. Lee, while the second volume includes his dessertations.

This book discusses Dr. Lee's successful fundraising experience at the Ohio University.

These papers were presented at the 1983 Joint Annual Program of the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association and Chinese American Librarians Association, June 28-29, 1983, Los Angeles, California.

Clever, quick-witted, pun-loving Jo Kuan works as a housemaid by day and secretly writes as the town’s newspaper advice columnist by night. Everyone wants to discover the identity of the forward-thinking author of “Dear Miss Sweetie,” but what would…

Valora "Val" Luck, a biracial teenager, seeks to reunite with her twin brother Jaime and is convinced that a famous circus founder aboard a new British ocean liner—the Titanic—will hire the siblings for their acrobatic skills. She is determined to…

This book discusses the background and needs for information management, the current research state for information management, information strategy and the design of motivation theory.

Despite both gender and racial barriers during her time, Hazel Ying Lee was determined to fly. This charmingly illustrated and moving account details how Lee became one of the first Chinese American women to fly for the U.S. Women Airforce Service…