Libraries, access, and intellectual freedom : developing policies for public and academic libraries

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅸ
• Acknowledgments = xv
• Foreword / Judith F. Krug = xvii
• SECTION Ⅰ : The "Limited Public Forum" in Academic and Public Libraries = 1
• 1 A Legal History of the Public Forum Doctrine = 2
• 2 Kreimer v. Morristown : Tension between the Law and Library Policy = 7
• 3 What Can Be Learned from a Public Forum Analysis of Libraries? = 12
• 4 The Public Forum in Various Types of Libraries and Consortia = 16
• Academic Libraries = 17
• Public Libraries = 21
• Multitype Library Consortia = 23
• 5 The Public Forum Applied to Various Information Formats = 27
• 6 The Public Forum for a Diverse User Group = 29
• SECTION Ⅱ : The Legal Foundation of Intellectual Freedom in a Public Forum = 31
• 7 The First Amendment = 33
• Limits to the Public Forum = 34
• Time, Place and Manner Restrictions = 34
• Content Neutrality = 35
• Overbreadth or Vagueness of Regulations = 36
• The Minority View = 36
• Accuracy of Content = 37
• "Fighting Words" = 39
• Obscenity = 40
• The Tin Drum Case = 44
• 8 The Fourteenth Amendment : Due Process and Equal Protection = 47
• 9 The Right to Give and Receive Information = 49
• 10 The Right to Privacy = 50
• 11 The Legal Environment and Issues Affecting Internet Access = 53
• 12 International Law = 57
• 13 Documents with the Force of Law = 58
• 14 Other Laws = 59
• SECTION Ⅲ : The Policy Players and Process for Library Public Forum Issues = 60
• 15 Professional Library Associations = 61
• Professional Ethics = 61
• The American Library Association = 62
• State Library Associations = 68
• International Efforts on Behalf of Intellectual Freedom = 69
• 16 Special Interest Groups = 72
• Frequent Supporters of Intellectual Freedom Issues = 73
• Frequent Challengers to Intellectual Freedom Issues = 76
• 17 Public policy : An Overview = 82
• The Players = 82
• The Process = 85
• The Issues = 85
• 18 The Policy Process in Public Libraries and Academic Institutions = 87
• 19 The FBI Library Awareness Program : A Case Study of Values Conflict and Ambiguity in the Policy Process = 89
• SECTION Ⅳ : Putting It All Together : How to Write and Implement Policy = 92
• 20 Writing and Implementing Good Policy = 94
• Preparation = 95
• Strategy, Style and Substance = 96
• Informal Considerations = 100
• 21 Intellectual Freedom Policies for Information Content = 106
• General Considerations = 108
• The Process for Making Collection and Access Decisions = 110
• Sexually Explicit Content = 112
• Children in the Limited Public Forum : Library Content, Access and Privacy concerns = 118
• Content Perceived to Lack Scholarly Value, Accuracy or Legitimacy = 126
• Sample Outline for Policies on Content = 131
• 22 Intellectual Freedom Policies for Access to Information = 135
• General Considerations = 135
• Fees as a Barrier to Access : Budgeting for Intellectual Freedom = 136
• Filters as a Barrier to Access = 141
• Special Access Situations = 141
• Sample Outline for Policies on Access = 144
• 23 Intellectual Freedom Policies for Privacy = 147
• General Considerations = 147
• The Wide Variety of Library Privacy Situations = 148
• The Public Policy Arena for Privacy = 149
• Legal and Policy Issues to Keep in Mind = 150
• Confidentiality of Library Records = 152
• Computer Networks : Content, Access and Confidentiality Concerns = 155
• Library Patron and Employee Rights = 165
• Sample Outline for Policies on Privacy = 167
• APPENDIXES
• A. U.S.Bill of Rights and Amendment XIV = 169
• B. Guidelines for the Development of Policies and Procedures regarding User Behavior and Library Usage = 173
• C. The Library Bill of Rights and Its Interpretations = 177
• D. Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights = 215
• International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions(IFLA) Statement on Libraries and Intellectual Freedom = 216
• E. American Library Association Code of Ethics = 218
• F. The Freedom to Read = 220
• G. Development of a Materials Selection Policy = 225
• H. Statement on Library Use of Filtering Software = 234
• I. Guidelines for the Development and Implementation of Policies, Regulations and Procedures Affecting Access to Library Materials, Services and Facilities = 238
• J. ALA Policies on Confidentiality = 242
• K. ACRL／IFC Intellectual Freedom Principles for Academic Libraries = 246
• Bibliography = 249
• Index = 255