E-LISMostenirea Bibliotecii PubliceMichael K.BucklandauthorThe well-structured article analyzes librarianship, comparing it to other branches of science. The article underlines the complexities of study, measurement, intellectual connections, knowledge structures, and the significance of ideas. An important concern is raised about the scientific means of organizing information, and the effect information and information policy has on society. The author concludes that the activities of a library need coordination and structure, logic and understanding of contents -- all under the library management umbrella. Michael Buckland acknowledges that science and technology allows us to redesign the services of a library. AB. Information theory and library theory.DC. Public libraries.2005Biblioteca Judeteana BacauJournal Article (On-line/Unpaginated)

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