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Do Librarians Deserve Tenure? Casting an Anthropological Eye upon Role Definition within the Law School
Law Library Journal (1996)
  • James M Donovan
Abstract

Anthropological analysis reveals a divide within the law school between the formal and informal status accorded law librarians. The two can converge optimally only when the librarian performs functions and meets standards within the university analogous to those required of traditional teaching and research faculty. The special case of tenure is given careful scrutiny.

Publication Date
July, 1996
Citation Information
James M Donovan. "Do Librarians Deserve Tenure? Casting an Anthropological Eye upon Role Definition within the Law School" Law Library Journal Vol. 88 Iss. 3 (1996)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/james_donovan/17/