The International Relations Office, 1956-1972

Reference Type Journal Article
Year of Publication
2007
Author
Journal
Library Trends
Volume
55
Issue
3
Pagination
609-22
Language
English
Region
Library Type
Chronological Period
Abstract
The second International Relations Office of the American Library Association was established in 1956 with a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. Its directors advised the association, foundations, United States government, and individual librarians who were involved in programs of technical assistance and other international activities. The office closed in 1972 when its final Agency for International Development (AID) contract was terminated. This article discusses its establishment, its directors, its activities, and its demise.
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