Research on wisdom has become popular primarily in the last two decades. There is no generally excepted definition as yet, but a general consensus exists that wisdom is a concept, which can be studied from various aspects, similarly to information.
The aim of the paper is to outline the recommended methods for development of authentic leadership: mentorship/coaching, action learning, 360 degree leadership, succession system and story tellling technique. Employees in the organizations of the new era need a positive leadership where the leader is true to himself/herself and is therefore authentic leader. Authentic leaders are self confident people, full of optimism, flexible and possess hope.
The paper investigates the role and nature of qualitative research of library practice and/or possibilities to form library services, and the impact of such research on the library operation as a whole.
This paper presents various aspects concerning recipients of unsolicited e-mail advertising – spam; in many cases, the unethical nature of such advertising has been established.
After the opening of its new building in 1926, the University Library received many gifts; the first among them was a special collection of Petar Budmani. Today, the University Library holds 26 important special collections.
In his paper, the author presents the problem of how to scientifically define human behaviour through the relation between behaviour and the body on one side and social rules on the other.
Although the authoring in web environment is supported by a range of program tools an author could find himself in situations that require the development of additional software.
Databases are more than just registers providing bibliographic information because of the research history they contain. Database research involves five areas: management, usage, analysis, history/ sociology and methodology /epistemology. A distinction is made between a structural and sociological aspect of databases.
Imperial and Royal Marine Library (K. u. K. MarineBibliothek) was founded in 1802 in Venice. In 1848, the Library was first moved to Trieste and then in 1865 to Pula where it remained in operation until 1918. Under the Italian government, part of the library’s collection was taken to Italy; under the German occupation, however, the library’s collection was first moved to the present-day Bohemia and then in 1949 to Vienna.
