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Journal:
Library Management
Library Management (2001) 22 (6-7): 272–277.
Published: 01 September 2001
...Joseph O. Omoniyi Theft from academic libraries is a growing universal problem. This paper examines computer theft and that of audio‐visual equipment at the University of Ilorin. It aims to focus the attention of library and information service managers to this unhealthy trend that could undermine...
Journal Articles
Journal:
Library Management
Library Management (1998) 19 (6): 379–383.
Published: 01 September 1998
... that in common with their traditional counterparts, they are not immune from theft and mutilation. Reference and periodical materials are the most likely materials that will be mutilated. Librarians could neither curb nor stem the problem. All of the libraries still rely solely on manual checks carried out...
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Library Management
Library Management (1994) 15 (2): 18–26.
Published: 01 March 1994
...David Ewing Focuses on the situation regarding library crime and security as it appears today in the UK. Discusses common forms of library abuse such as book theft, non‐return of items, theft of property, staff/user abuse and vandalism. Examines recent surveys focusing on library crime and looks...
