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The funding framework of higher education is changing. As the number of students going on to higher education increases, competitive bidding for funded places is replacing blockgrant allocation. This means that institutions seeking to increase their income from nongovernment sources are having to revise traditional methods of assessing the overhead cost of support services or to introduce new methods. This book seeks to codify practice, assess current and future trends, evaluate alternative funding systems and create new models for resource allocation and management. It provides a critical analysis of present practice in higher education libraries, both in the UK and abroad, and develops a range of approaches to suit different types of activities and institutions. The title is intended for managers who need to know about resource management techniques in a competitive environment, whether working in small units or in large academic libraries.
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I found this book on resource management useful, though I wish it had more case studies. The theory is strong, but a few real-life examples would enhance understanding. Still a good read for new library managers!
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Sophie Brown
Disappointed with This Guide
I expected more from this resource management guide for academic libraries. Some sections didn’t seem relevant or were outdated. I struggled to apply the concepts to modern library settings.
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Tomás Rivera
Helpful, But Some Repetitive Content
The book is helpful for understanding resource management in libraries, but there are parts that felt repetitive. Overall, I gained some useful insights, just wished it was edited down a bit better.
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Maria Gonzalez
A Must-Have Resource Guide for Libraries
This book on resource management in academic libraries is really insightful! The strategies it presents are practical and relevant for our team. It’s been a great help in improving our resource allocation.
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Emily Chen
Great Insights, But A Bit Dry
The insights in this resource management book are great, but the writing can feel a bit dry. It’s informative, but I found myself skimming sections to get through. It’s one of those books you need to read with focus.
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