
- Contains 18 comprehensive case studies of different academic law library structures
- Explores the spectrum of library models from autonomous to semiautonomous
- The only comprehensive resource available on this essential subject
- A vital resource for law school deans, provosts, law librarians, and university librarians
About This Title
There’s no denying that academic law libraries are a vital part of the legal profession. Since 1928, law schools have been required to have a library located in a building occupied by the law school. Traditionally, these libraries were characterized by direct reporting to the law school dean,