Library law of Italia : Difference from Japan(<Special feature>Library laws and their related legal issues from the international perspectives)
The main subject is not only limited to the introduction and commenting on the library law of Italy. After initially translating it, I then read the library of law of Japan along with it by doing so I was able to define more clearly the differences between, thus comparing them. Following this, I the...
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| description | The main subject is not only limited to the introduction and commenting on the library law of Italy. After initially translating it, I then read the library of law of Japan along with it by doing so I was able to define more clearly the differences between, thus comparing them. Following this, I then tried to assess more clearly any possible influences that specific library activities of either nation might have had on this matter. As a result, I concluded that library laws may well reflect the individual thoughts about libraries of both nations in question. To my disappointment I noticed that the library law of Japan does not seem to have any real thought (or idea). In Japan the law is due to be amended in 2012, but the new potential idea remains just as it is now. Under the existing conditions the disparity between both nations is not being shortened, because presently Italian library law stares fixedly in its present direction. |
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