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Monograph
Mangla, P.B. and Prasher, R.G. (Ed.s). (2004). LIS education in South Asia: progress, problems and prospects. Ludhiana. Medallion
Part of a collected work
Karisiddappa, C.R. and Sangam, S.L. (1994). Library and information science curriculum: some basic considerations IN Restructuring of Library and information science. Ed. By A. Tejomurthy. New Delhi. Concept, 1994. pp. 35-42
Journal article
Bansal, G.C. and Tikku, U.K. (1988). Library science education in Punjab. International Library Review, 20(3), pp.395-403
Online article
Morris, Beth Amayi (2000). Changes in library schools: a charged issue. [Online]. (URL: http://www.biermans.com/culminating/topic_4_org.htm ) Accessed on 11.07.2004
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