“Cabbages and Kings” Information Society and Uzbekistan by Michael O’Sullivan

  A 2015 article on UK libraries described efforts by Parliament to amateurise public library services following widespread closures (Dickens, 2015). Given the desire of nearly every country in the world to create an “Information Society” such actions appear counterproductive. This sentiment is also stressed in Library and Information Studies (LIS) literature, especially if the authorContinue reading ““Cabbages and Kings” Information Society and Uzbekistan by Michael O’Sullivan”