In Volume 63, Library Trends published a pair of special issues which examined the state of libraries in Eastern Europe 25 years after the end of Communism. Guest edited by Hermina G.B. Anghelescu, the articles in the issues took a comprehensive look at the difficulties faced by libraries after the Berlin Wall came down. Articles from librarians in around two dozen countries were spread across the Fall 2014 and Spring 2015 issues. Anghelescu joined us for a two-part podcast on the special topic.
Part 1 focuses on the challenges in putting together such an ambitious journal project.
Part 2 focuses on the challenges these libraries have faced in the last quarter century..
We typically think of East Germans as isolated and sequestered behind the Berlin Wall. There is certainly much truth to this belief. Until 1989, East Germans’ ability to travel was severely restricted by communist authorities. But it is not the whole truth...
The stats are in, and here's what you were reading most from Hopkins Press journals in March 2025 through Project MUSE. Featuring long-time favorites from Journal of Democracy, Hispania, World Politics and Perspectives in Biology and Medicine and newer entries...
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