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Peer reviewedHorton, Allan; Sharman, Robert – Australian Library Journal, 1987
The first of two articles examines the process of obtaining federal aid in Australia by comparing a successful effort by school libraries and a failure to obtain public library funding. The second explores the potentially negative effects of defending professional rights and status to the extent of alienating funding agencies. (CLB)
Descriptors: Developed Nations, Elementary Secondary Education, Federal Aid, Foreign Countries
