The Managerial Roles of Academic Library Directors: The Mintzberg Model

  • Moskowitz M
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Abstract

This study examines the internal and external managerial roles of academic library directors based on a model developed by Henry Mintzberg. External managerial roles involve the direc-tor with commitments and activities outside the library; internal managerial roles focus on staffing and planning issues within the library. The work contacts of academic library directors were studied as a follow-up to the analysis of managerial roles. Although much has been writ-ten recently on the manager's need to cultivate external organizational ties, survey results indicated that the ninety-seven responding directors were primarily involved with internal managerial roles and work contacts.

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Moskowitz, M. A. (1986). The Managerial Roles of Academic Library Directors: The Mintzberg Model. College & Research Libraries, 47(5), 452–459. https://doi.org/10.5860/crl_47_05_452

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