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Protecting Library Staff, Users, Collections, and Facilities: A How-To-Do-It Manual (review)

is no one right answer to all management challenges. As much as new supervisors might crave it, the “one size fits all” approach to library management never works for all situations. Joan Giesecke, who holds both an MLS and a doctorate of public administration, is Dean of Libraries at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. She is also the editor of Practical Help for New Supervisors (American Library Association, 1996), another concise and helpful book for those new to managing other people. While Practical Help for New Supervisors focuses on the specific “how-to” of supervision, such as interviewing and hiring, Practical Strategies for Library Managers takes the logical next step of providing advice on managing all aspects of library departments. Although the author is an academic librarian, her writing has wide appeal. The ideas, suggestions, and strategies are useful to managers of any type of library and the volume makes a useful addition to any professional literature collection.