Titlebook: Exploring New Roles for Librarians; The Research Informa Lisa Federer Book 2014 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2014

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Measurement Issues in Criminologyraries’ traditional offerings. The skills and knowledge that librarians have been bringing to their work since the days of the first libraries applies to information in almost any form it may take, even now that we have entered a digital age. Although the unit of information is different—datasets of

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Exploring New Roles for Librarians978-3-031-02037-7Series ISSN 2372-8833 Series E-ISSN 2372-8868