2010
DOI: 10.1108/01604951011088844
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Collaborative collection development: a Canadian‐Indonesian initiative

Abstract: PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to describe the collaborative collection development initiative undertaken by the Indonesia Social Equity Project.Design/methodology/approachThe paper presents a brief history and descriptive analysis of an international collection development project.FindingsThe paper examines practical issues that arose while building the library collection as a librarian/faculty collaboration, with the added element of having been conducted within a multicultural context.Originality/value… Show more

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“…There are at leats three topics should be considered are, firstly, the school should arrange and implement regulations applied particularly in particular school relating to values of tolerance (Kraft & Basinger, 2010). Secondly, to build a sense of understanding each other since early stage among students who embrace different religious faiths, the school should play its role actively to run religious dialogues or interfaith dialogues intensively under the guidance of teachers of the school (Bolduc, 2010;Montgomery, 2002;Reeves, McKinney, & Azam, 2012). Such inter-faith dialog is an effective effort to let the students be used to perform dialogs with others with different religions (Farrell, 2014).…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are at leats three topics should be considered are, firstly, the school should arrange and implement regulations applied particularly in particular school relating to values of tolerance (Kraft & Basinger, 2010). Secondly, to build a sense of understanding each other since early stage among students who embrace different religious faiths, the school should play its role actively to run religious dialogues or interfaith dialogues intensively under the guidance of teachers of the school (Bolduc, 2010;Montgomery, 2002;Reeves, McKinney, & Azam, 2012). Such inter-faith dialog is an effective effort to let the students be used to perform dialogs with others with different religions (Farrell, 2014).…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%