Fundraising in US Academic and Public Librarie(<Special feature>Fundraising Activity)

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  • 米国の図書館におけるファンドレイジング活動(<特集>ファンドレイジング活動)
  • 米国の図書館におけるファンドレイジング活動
  • ベイコク ノ トショカン ニ オケル ファンドレイジング カツドウ

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This article intends to present an overview of fundraising practices in academic and public libraries in the U.S. It consists of two parts. First, Hiroyuki and Kazuyo Good discuss a variety of successful fundraising cases with a concentration in academic and public libraries. In the second part, Masanori Koizumi scrutinizes the fundraising process in the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh drawing upon the interviews with library director, managers, and librarians. This study identifies various effective fundraising strategies employed by public and academic libraries in the U.S.: specialists, often in collaboration with librarians, take the lead in fundraising; they tend to invest in innovative services; fundraising initiatives are closely linked to strategic management.

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