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Effective leadership in libraries requires strategic policy decisions that balance institutional goals, resource allocation, and community needs. Policies guide everything from access and collection development to digital innovation and staff management. Policy Making in Library Administration explores how library leaders develop, implement, and evaluate policies that ensure accountability, inclusivity, and adaptability. The book discusses governance structures, ethical standards, and evidencebased decisionmaking in library management. It also addresses the impact of funding, legislation, and technology on policy formulation. With realworld examples and administrative frameworks, it provides valuable insights for library managers and policymakers aiming to create sustainable and responsive library systems.
