A discussion and analysis of the benefits and issues for library collaboration in Scotland was undertaken in 2007 by James Wilson for his dissertation submitted aspart fulfilment of an MSc in Information & Library Studies at the University of Strathclyde. As part of his research, data was collected on the views held by individual members of ELISA on the subject of library co-operatives and a separate report was prepared. James Wilson has kindly made this information available here:
View the report on ELISA members’ views
View the full dissertation “Library collaboration in Scotland: The Benefits & Issues (with particular emphasis on the ELISA and ALF collaborative groups)”
For information on other library co-operative groups in Scotland, please see the clickable map on the Slainte website.
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08:33, January 30th 2008