Missionaries of the Book: The American Library Profession and the Origins of United States Cultural Diplomacy
By (Author) Gary Kraske
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
22nd October 1985
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
020.973
Hardback
293
Width 140mm, Height 216mm
482g
Kraske's study begins with the creation of the Division of Cultural Affairs in the Department of State and describes in considerable detail the organization, projects, funding, politics, and the early leaders of international library development during the next ten years. ... Kraske's book is a good guide through this complex period. He has used his sources well, archival and human, in giving us an accurate account of a formative period in international library services.-Library Journal
"Kraske's study begins with the creation of the Division of Cultural Affairs in the Department of State and describes in considerable detail the organization, projects, funding, politics, and the early leaders of international library development during the next ten years. ... Kraske's book is a good guide through this complex period. He has used his sources well, archival and human, in giving us an accurate account of a formative period in international library services."-Library Journal
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