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This new edition of the ALA Glossary of Library and Information Science comes nearly 30 years after the third edition of the early 1980s. Even though editors Levine-Clark and Carter are academic librarians, their collective professional experience and publication history in many areas of librarianship qualify them to tackle this glossary written for a discipline that has such disparate philosophies and identities. This is a much-needed modernization of an essential reference tool. The terms chosen reflect the philosophical shift in defining service, collection development and information literacy, to name a few. Having two academic librarians as editors could potentially sway...

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