英文摘要 |
The far-reaching impact of globalization changed the attitudes and practices of library collections agencies which also contributed to a greater international awareness and understanding by library materials collectors. They seek possible ways of cooperation to promote public cultural understanding and broadening of horizons. In the past, due to factors related to war, buy and sell action, original national valuable historical materials that are deposited in foreign libraries can not be retrieved except through subject bibliography or union catalog that show the storage site. Moreover, to view and make use of the original, one can only do so through photocopy to copy the publication or personally go to the library. Due to advances in technology in recent years, historical and cultural heritage that are dispersed overseas can be retrieved in digital files. This has been one of the international libraries cooperation project during these two decades. On the international level, national libraries represent its country and all the interests of its readers. Most national libraries also represent its country to participate in international organizations. Many international library world exchange activities are conducted through national libraries. Hence, national libraries become the center of international exchange and cooperation. This article introduces the various ways of international cooperation programs of national libraries all over the world, including regional and global cooperation. Furthermore, international cooperation of individual national libraries is introduced. This includes Russia, Japan, Korea, France, Slovenia, Czech and Netherlands the United States, Australia. Offering research grant for foreign scholars to use the rich resources of the library collections for their respective research in order to enhance international understanding and academic exchanges is also an important international cooperation project. Specifically presented here are the experiences of national libraries of the United States, the Netherlands, Australia, France and other countries. |