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Description: Northern New York Library Network, in partnership with the Alaska, New York, Georgia, and Texas State Libraries, will develop and test models of valuation for libraries to assess their impact on social well-being outcomes in their local communities. The research question at the center of the project; “What is the Tribal and public library’s measurable value to their local community?” This interdisciplinary research builds on prior assessment and valuation studies to establish a new approach: an evidence-based model of the effects libraries have within their communities measured in terms of well-being.

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Definition and Value of Libraries - a qualitative study

Northern New York Library Network, in partnership with the Alaska, New York, South Carolina, and Texas State Libraries, will host facilitated conversa...

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Valuation Meta-Analysis

Documentation of failed meta-regression of collected library valuation studies using contingent valuation methods.

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Library Index: replication and expansion

The Wiki on this page acts as the detailed description of all project steps, activities, and methods. The IMLS study "Understanding the Social Wellbei...

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Library Value from Public Funding Referendums

As part of the Libraries in Community Systems study of library service value, this project examines data from US public library local funding referend...

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Social Wellbeing Indexes: Replication and Expansion to Include Inequality Measures

We used indexes to measure aspects of social wellbeing that aren't directly observable because of their multi-dimensionality. This sub-project contain...

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