Progressive Librarian | Issue #43
Winter 2014
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INTRODUCTION
Organize and Assemble IV Conference Proceedings: An Introduction
by the 2014 Symposium Organizing Committee, page 3 [.pdf file]
ARTICLES
The Edmonton PLG: Our First Five Years
by Braden Cannon, page 5 [.pdf file]
The Commodification of Information and the Public Good: New Challenges for a Progressive Librarianship
by Samuel E. Trosow, page 17 [.pdf file]
Response to Dr. Samuel E. Trosow's Keynote Address
by Michael B. McNally, page 30 [.pdf file]
You Say You Want a Publishing Revolution
by Robyn Hall, page 35 [.pdf file]
Balancing Visions and Values: An exploration of market rhetoric in Canadian academic library strategic plans
by Courtney Waugh, page 47 [.pdf file]
Human Rights and Access to Information
by Bartlomiej Lenart and Miranda Koshelek, page 57 [.pdf file]
Neoliberalism and Library & Information Science: Using Karl Polanyi's Fictitious Commodity as an Alternative to Neoliberal Conceptions of Information
by Jonathan Cope, page 67 [.pdf file]
Critiquing and Conveying Information about Fracking through Song Parody: The Annotated Libretto of Frackville, the Horizontally Drilled Musical, with Interpolated Bibliography
by Wendy Highby, page 81 [.pdf file]
REPORTS
Showing Solidarity: 2014 Union Review
by Sarah Barriage, page102 [.pdf file]