Title: Flowers after the funeral
Description: "In this series of four essays, Richard J. Cox explores the social and professional ramifications of 9/11 on our information landscape. "Musing," written on the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks, looks back at a year of change and commemoration. "Reacting" examines the impact of 9/11 on a department of information sciences. "Preparing" is a cogent argument for the need to rethink current disaster and contingency planning practices. "Teaching" focuses on the author's experiences developing and teaching a doctoral seminar on the role of the information professional in a post-9/11 world. Neither a cautionary tale nor personal advice, Flowers after the Funeral, in its simplicity and thoughtfulness, is certain to provide both comfort and inspiration to its readers."--Jacket.
Subjects: Emergency management, Safety measures, Conservation and restoration, Study and teaching (Higher), Information science, Electronic records, Libraries, Library education, Study and teaching, Archives, Library planning, Terrorism, Prevention, Terrorism, prevention, Information science, study and teaching, Library buildings