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Leadership of Academic Libraries: A Literature Review

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This review synthesizes what is known about the characteristics and leadership style of university librarians and academic library directors. It is the leadership of the library that determines whether a philosophy and vision are articulated and to what extent they are implemented. Leadership influences a library's effectiveness, institutional role, and adaptability. Publications on recruitment, leadership potential identification, career development, roles and responsibilities, and characteristics and management style were included.

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Sharon A. Weiner (2017). Leadership of Academic Libraries: A Literature Review. Special Libraries Association (SLA). https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/004c08fa-6309-4867-b6b1-39eb7fd0a5e3

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Weiner, S. A. (2017). Leadership of Academic Libraries: A Literature Review. Special Libraries Association (SLA). https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/004c08fa-6309-4867-b6b1-39eb7fd0a5e3
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