a darwinist approach to library and information services
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Abstract
Libraries are a living organism in the community such as people. According to the doctrine of Darwin- ism, every living thing has to struggle to live with each other. After having struggled, the only winners always survive. While libraries provide information services to their users (customers!), they should cooperate with each other rather than competing against other libraries. The key issue concerning li- braries should be solidarity and cooperation instead of fighting.
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| Authors | ;Murat Yılmaz |
| Journal | International journal of food microbiology |
| Year | 2013 |
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