Chapter 1 Acknowledgments
Chapter 2 Foreword
Chapter 3 Introduction
Part 4 PART 1: WORKING WITH THE COLLECTION
Chapter 5 1 Deeds of Gift: Carressing the Hand that Feeds
Chapter 6 2 The Appraiser and the Appraisal: What Makes a Book Valuable?
Chapter 7 3 Tort Theory in Library, Museum, and Archival Collections, Materials, Exhibits, and Displays: Rights of Privacy and Publicity in Personal Information and Persona
Chapter 8 4 Censorship and Controversial Materials in Museums, Libraries, and Archives
Part 9 PART 2: SPECIAL ISSUES IN MUSEUM COLLECTION MANAGEMENT
Chapter 10 5 Legal and Ethical Foundations of Museum Collecting Policies
Chapter 11 6 Collections Managment: Hypothetical Cases, Acquisitions, Deaccessions, and Loans
Part 12 PART 3: WORKING WITH PATRONS
Chapter 13 7 Legal Issues Involved in the Privacy Rights of Patrons in "Public" Libraries and Archives
Chapter 14 8 Welcome to...The Legal Responsibility to Offer Accessible Electronic Information to Patrons with Disabilities
Chapter 15 9 Seven Levels of Safety: Protecting People in Public Buildings
Part 16 PART 4: ETHICAL CHALLENGES
Chapter 17 10 The Fight of the Century? Information Ethics versus E-Commerce
Chapter 18 11 Information Ethics: Its Demarcation and Application
Chapter 19 12 Organizing Ethics in Archives, Museums, and Libraries: Challenges and Strategies for Meeting Ethical Responsibilites
Part 20 PART 5: COPYRIGHT AND OTHER OWNERSHIP ISSUES
Chapter 21 13 Copyright for Libraries, Museums, and Archives: The Basics and Beyond
Chapter 22 14 Copyright Protection and Technological Reform of Library Services: Digital Change, Practical Applications, and Congressional Action
Chapter 23 15 Legal-Technological Regulation of Information Access
Part 24 PART 6: IMPLEMENTATION OF LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONCEPTS
Chapter 25 16 Getting Started: Legal and Ethical Resources
Chapter 26 17 Designing, Drafting, and Implementing New Policies
Chapter 27 18 Agents of Change: Planning, Communication, and Implementation Strategies
Chapter 28 Index
