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Catch-22: How do academic libraries position themselves between top level management expectations and scholars hopes and dreams?
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Library Management
Library Management (2017) 38 (2-3): 78–87.
Published: 14 March 2017
... – or altruism – is linked to public service motivation (Bøgh Andersen and Pedersen, 2014). The most significant difference is the assumption that where economic theory suggests a direct, intentional and rational effect from performance management systems, like the BRI, motivational theory in contrast...
