Global Perspectives on Anti-Racism and Anti-Colonial Library Management Practices Dr Nico Hamaus

Global Perspectives on Anti-Racism and Anti-Colonial Library Management Practices Dr Nico HamausGlobal Perspectives on Anti Racism and Anti Colonial Library Management Practices examines the shifting role between EDI and library institutions in the context of people, information and collection management. Focusing on a global perspective and experiences from practitioners across the world, this book explores how both inclusion and oppression can be experienced in various spaces, giving readers tool to identify and redress oppressive practices.

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