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Cover Page -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- About the Authors Page -- Contents Page -- Abbreviations Page -- Foreword Page -- Foreword Page -- Foreword Page -- Foreword Page -- Acknowledgment Page -- Endorsements Page -- Children Reference Services: A Brief Examination Page -- Teen Reference Services: A Brief Examination Page -- Part I: Introduction and Overview -- Literacy and Reading Programmes for Children and Young People: Case Studies from around the Globe -- Part II: Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East (Japan, China, Singapore, India, Qatar, Australia, Zimbabwe, Congo, Uganda and West Africa) -- 1. Advisor for the Shanti Volunteer Association -- 2. Chief, Children's Services Planning Section, Children's Services Division, International Library of Children's Literature, National Diet Library, Japan -- 3. Mobile Children's Library, China and KONE Corporation Centennial Foundation, Finland -- 4. Children and Teens Content and Services, The National Library Board, Singapore -- 5. CEO and Country Director of ChildFund India -- 6. Senior Programme Manager-Education, ChildFund India Bookmobile Services -- 7. Walking BookFairs-Independent Bookstore, Free Library Traveling Bookstore & -- Library, India -- 8. Village Library Projects, Tibetan Plateau of Ladakh, India -- 9. Information Services Librarian-Children Qatar National Library -- 10. Head of Library, Bangladesh Shishu (Children) Academy -- 11. Coordinator, Young People and Families, State Library of Queensland, Australia -- 12. Reading and Literacy Development Manager, State Library Victoria, Melbourne, Australia -- 13. Library Coordinator, Broome Public Library, Shire of Broome Australia -- 14. Library Technician in Charge, Mobile Branch Library, Lifestyle and Community, City of Gold Coast, Australia -- 15. Director, Zimbabwe Donkey Drawn Library.

"Major changes are affecting the cultural sector around the world, and there is a need for new skills and knowledge in arts and cultural administration. This book features insightful interviews with 22 leading arts and cultural directors/CEOs in Hong Kong - discussing the most up-to-date trends and professional practices in this field. The institutions represented in the work are quite diverse, covering art archives, performing arts institutions, and even literary festivals and orchestras, etc. This book is of definite interest to arts and cultural administration professionals who are already practicing in the field, mid-level managers who are aspiring to advance their careers and to become future leaders, as well as general readers who just want to know more about the current state of arts management and the roles that our artists and organizations play in Hong Kong and in the global context"--