Public library in democracy

Public Library in Democracy

Begzsuren Jamsranjav
IT Manager, Ulaanbaatar Public Library

Event: Международный семинар-творческая лаборатория Библиотечное пространство Монголоязычных народов, 7-8 Ноября 2011г, Монголия
Topic: Public Library in Democracy Presenter: Begzsuren

Briefly about me
• Begzsuren Jamsranjav
• 35, male, married, 4 children
• Software engineer /1994-1998 in Mongolian
State University/
• IT Staff at Ulaanbaatar Public Library since
1998
• Visited to 9 countries, China (2), Croatia,
Hungary, India, Latvia, Russia, Slovenia,
Taiwan and USA (2) for librarians & IT
training, workshop, visitors program, and
intern.
• For more: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/begzsuren-
jamsranjav/2b/b25/915


What is a Democracy
• Democracy has Democracy in Mongolia
been called the since 1989
"last form of
government" and
has spread
considerably across
the globe.[26]
[26] "The Global Trend" chart on Freedom in the World 2007: Freedom
Stagnation Amid Pushback Against Democracy published by
Freedom House
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy#cite_note-25

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40321000/jpg/_40321587_ap_booth203.jpg


What is a Democracy
• It has also been
suggested that a basic
feature of democracy is
the capacity of
individuals to participate
freely and fully in the life
of their society.[20]
http://filipspagnoli.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/b0dd.jpg [20] Martha Nussbaum, Women and human development: the
capabilities approach (Cambridge University Press, 2000).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy#cite_note-19


What is a Democracy
Democracy consists of four basic
elements:
1. A political system for choosing and
replacing the government through
free and fair elections.
2. The active participation of the
people, as citizens, in politics and civic
life.
3. Protection of the human rights of all
citizens.
4. A rule of law, in which the laws and http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_gMAJRyRbUZk/TTMYVueA_7I/AA
AAAAAABuQ/HM9nJAfOlGE/s1600/democracy.jpg
procedures apply equally to all
citizens.
Lecture at Hilla University for Humanistic Studies
January 21, 2004
http://www.stanford.edu/~ldiamond/iraq/WhaIsDemocracy012004.htm


What is a Democracy
Democracy-
the rule of the people,
by the people and
for the people,

Abraham Lincoln had http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_gMAJRyRbUZk/TTMYVueA_7I/AA
AAAAAABuQ/HM9nJAfOlGE/s1600/democracy.jpg

theorized.
http://politics-in-eldorado.blogspot.com/2011/01/what-is-it-in-democracy.html


What is a Public Library
How did public libraries get started? January 17, 2006
Dear Straight Dope:

I googled the hell out of this and the best resources I could find
(Wikipedia, etc.) could only tell me about the origin of
libraries in general, back in ancient times, or the beginnings
of specific libraries in America. Call it nerdy curiosity if you
want, but I am kind of young (25) and so do not know a
time before public lending libraries. They have been all over
the place in the different states I have lived. They let you
borrow and read all sorts of books--for free!
Call me crazy but I started wondering, how did the public
libraries as we know them today come about?
Some bibliophile President or First Lady in the 1950s
http://www.straightdope. decided it was important and got the ball rolling or
com/columns/read/2236/ something? And how do they stay around? Even if the
how-did-public-libraries- books are donated, the staff are volunteers, and taxes pay
get-started for necessities, that still doesn't cover the property and
building itself, let alone new books and computer systems.
Don't tell me it's all late fees!
— dgibson


A public library is a
library that is
accessible by the
public and is
generally funded
from public sources
(such as tax money)
and operated by By Begzsuren, 5 Nov, 2011

civil servants.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_library#cite_note-0


There are five fundamental characteristics shared by
public libraries.
- they are supported by taxes (usually
local, though any level of government
can and may contribute);
- they are governed by a board to serve
the public interest;
- they are open to all and every
community member can access the
collection;
- they are entirely voluntary in that no
one is ever forced to use the services
provided; and
- public libraries provide basic services
without charge.[1]
Rubin, Richard E. Foundations of Library and Information Science (3rd ed). 2010. Neal-Schuman Publishers: New York.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_library#cite_note-0


Public Library and Democracy
Democracy and the public library
essays on fundamental issues
edited by Arthur W. Hafner.

Published 1993 by Greenwood Press in
Westport, Conn .
Written in English.

http://openlibrary.org/books/OL1404839M/Democracy_and_the_public_library



Libraries For Democracy is a
new (as of July 4th, 2011) web-based service to
libraries and the general public.
It encourages libraries to provide democracy and social
issues related information and programming to their
communities. It also provides free, non-partisan
information to the public. LFD needs library members.
http://ncdd.org/5836



http://www.librariesfordemocracy.com/


Reading this book will not turn a reader into
a qualified specialist on library buildings,
but it will help librarians and others learn
what should be known about a project so
that they may function effectively as part
of the planning team.
The concept of modern libraries is moving
toward interactive connections with
information sources far beyond the
immediate community.
For the contemporary public library, this
means connection to a network, with
several terminals constantly online to the
Internet.
New library buildings must be constructed http://covers.powells.com/9781122484398.jpg
with these and other needs in mind. ISBN13: 9781122484398
The public library director needs information that helps in understanding what is
involved in planning for a public library building project.


Introduction to Public Librarianship.

Human Rights and the future of public
libraries are addressed in chapter 12,
“The Future of Public Libraries in the
Twenty-First Century: Human Rights and
Human Capabilities”
by Kathleen de la Peña McCook and
Katharine J. Phenix.

Discover the rich history, current challenges,
and future possibilities of public library
services with the revision of the text
Library Journal called “a treasure.”
ISBN: 9781555706975
http://librarian.lishost.org/ Published: 2011
http://www.neal-schuman.com/book/ipl2 6 x 9 | 524 pp. | $70.00



http://adpaascu.wordpress.com/2011/01/04/interview-with-nancy-kranich-on-libraries-and-democracy/

“Libraries are… essential to the
functioning of a democratic
society…libraries are the great
symbols of the freedom of the mind.”
Franklin D. Roosevelt
http://price4prez.wikispaces.com/file/view/Franklin-D-Roosevelt.jpg


The IFLA Position on Public Lending Right
"Everyone has the right of equal access to public service in his country." (Universal
Declaration of Human Rights Art. 21(2)).
http://www.ifla.org/en/publications/the-ifla-position-on-public-lending-right

IFLA Manifesto for Digital Libraries
Bridging the Digital Divide: making the world’s cultural and scientific heritage
accessible to all
The digital divide is an information divide
http://www.ifla.org/publications/ifla-manifesto-for-digital-libraries

IFLA/UNESCO Public Library Manifesto 1994
Constructive participation and the development of democracy depend on satisfactory
education as well as on free and unlimited access to knowledge, thought, culture and
information. http://archive.ifla.org/VII/s8/unesco/eng.htm


The IFLA Manifestos/Statements
Alexandria Manifesto on Libraries, the Information Society in Action

 IFLA Manifesto on Transparency, Good Governance and Freedom from Corruption

 The IFLA Internet Manifesto

 The IFLA Multicultural Library Manifesto

 IFLA/UNESCO Public Library Manifesto

 IFLA Position on Internet Governance
 The IFLA Position on Public Lending Right:
 The Glasgow Declaration on Libraries, Information Services and Intellectual Freedom
 Libraries and Sustainable Developmenthttp://archive.ifla.org/V/cdoc/policies.htm#Manifestos

http://archive.ifla.org/V/cdoc/policies.htm


By Claudia Lux
Equal Access to Information through Libraries and
Some Ethical Dimensions
Presented at Ethics and Human Rights in the Information Society Round Table I:
Towards an Equality of Access to Information - Ethical Issues Involved - Knowledge and Culture
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/files/25546/11927899451Lux-Claudia.pdf/Lux-Claudia.pdf

By IFLA President Ellen Tise
The Challenge of and Strategies for Equal Access to
Information with Learning and Research Commons in
Libraries in the Caribbean: Moving Towards the Future
and the Future is Here!
http://soundcloud.com/ifla2011/ifla-2011-puerto-rico-a



Take action
Perhaps it's not yet too late. Here's what public
librarians must do if they would save ? democracy:
http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA250022.html
By Michael Baldwin -- Library Journal, 10/15/2002



http://heyjude.wordpress.com/2006/09/02/library-20-meme/
http://heyjude.wordpress.com/2006/09/01/music-inspires-library-20-matrix/



77th IFLA General Conference and Assembly
When: 13 - 18 August 2011
Where: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Theme: Libraries beyond Libraries: Integration, Innovation and Information for All

The Congress IFLA WLIC 2012 will be held in

Helsinki, Finland, from 11-17 August 2012.
Theme: "Libraries Now! - Inspiring, Surprising, Empowering"

http://conference.ifla.org/


The Library 2.011 conference is a unique
chance to participate in a global
conversation on the current and future
state of libraries.
Subject strands include the changing roles
of libraries and librarians, the
increasing impact of digital media and
the e-book revolution, open
educational resources, digital literacy,
shifts from information consumption
to production (Web 2.0), multimedia
and gaming spaces, libraries as
community centers, the growth of
individualized and self-paced learning,
the library as the center of new
learning models, understanding users
in the digital age, assessing service
http://www.library20.com/page/2011-conference
delivery, and defining leadership and
information professional careers in a
networked and changing world.


Thank you!
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J.Begzsuren
IT Manager, Ulaanbaatar Public Library
Facebook/Twitter: jbegzsuren
Blog: http://jbegzsuren.posterous.com
Email: begzsuren@pl.ub.gov.mn, mcl_begee@yahoo.com

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