Add to ORKGIn a civilized society, free and equal access to information resources is every citizen's basic constitutional rights. Although the library is not the sole means to guarantee citizens’ right to freedom of knowledge, it undoubtedly plays a very important role. In recent years, provincial public libraries in China have made great efforts in guaranteeing citizens’ intellectual freedom. This article describes Nanjing Library’s progress and achievements in improving public service, convenience, equality, and free and easy access
This exploration of the connection between the library and the broader socio-political sphere in wh...
Since the start of the new century, public libraries in China have shown a healthy trend of developm...
Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states “Everyone has the right to freedom of...
Abstract The American Library Association’s (ALA) “Core Values of Librarianship” (2004) serves as ...
Private libraries in China-most of which were created by bottom-up processes, not top-down governmen...
Objective: Libraries have been called on by international organizations to avoid censorship and to p...
In this article, Democracy and the role of libraries in society, Intellectual freedom and Libraries,...
One of the most outstanding characteristics of library legislation in China is that theoretical rese...
Private libraries in China—most of which were created by bottom-up processes, not top-down governme...
The growing number of threats to society through the uncontrolled distribution of information is for...
Public libraries should be vigilant and responsive to the ever changing information needs of their c...
Describes the important initiatives in Freedom of Expression in selected countries and Library Assoc...
Chinese intellectuals, who had received modern education in the late 19th century and the early 20th...
Before the 21 st century,it was almost a blank in the academic studies on library rights in China.It...
The concept of freedom is often associated with the absence of restrictions on that freedom, such as...
This exploration of the connection between the library and the broader socio-political sphere in wh...
Since the start of the new century, public libraries in China have shown a healthy trend of developm...
Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states “Everyone has the right to freedom of...
Abstract The American Library Association’s (ALA) “Core Values of Librarianship” (2004) serves as ...
Private libraries in China-most of which were created by bottom-up processes, not top-down governmen...
Objective: Libraries have been called on by international organizations to avoid censorship and to p...
In this article, Democracy and the role of libraries in society, Intellectual freedom and Libraries,...
One of the most outstanding characteristics of library legislation in China is that theoretical rese...
Private libraries in China—most of which were created by bottom-up processes, not top-down governme...
The growing number of threats to society through the uncontrolled distribution of information is for...
Public libraries should be vigilant and responsive to the ever changing information needs of their c...
Describes the important initiatives in Freedom of Expression in selected countries and Library Assoc...
Chinese intellectuals, who had received modern education in the late 19th century and the early 20th...
Before the 21 st century,it was almost a blank in the academic studies on library rights in China.It...
The concept of freedom is often associated with the absence of restrictions on that freedom, such as...
This exploration of the connection between the library and the broader socio-political sphere in wh...
Since the start of the new century, public libraries in China have shown a healthy trend of developm...
Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states “Everyone has the right to freedom of...