Special issue of Library Trends

There is a special issue of Library Trends (Volume 61, Number 3, Winter 2013: a priced publication) on the theme of Research Into Practice, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Information School (iSchool) at the University of Sheffield. This is my department, so I'm mentioning it even though it isn't focusing on information literacy.
- Putting Research into Practice: An Exploration of Sheffield iSchool Approaches to Connecting Research with Practice by Angharad Roberts, Andrew D. Madden, Sheila Corrall
- Community Resilience and the Role of the Public Library by Dan Grace, Barbara Sen
- No More Controversial than a Gardening Display?: Provision of LGBT-Related Fiction to Children and Young People in U.K. Public Libraries by Elizabeth L. Chapman
- Mind the Gap: Do Librarians Understand Service User Perspectives on Bibliotherapy? by Liz Brewster, Barbara Sen, Andrew Cox
- Collection Growth in Postwar America: A Critique of Policy and Practice by David E. Jones
- Provision of Distance Learner Support Services at U.K. Universities: Identification of Best Practice and Institutional Case Study by Charlotte Brooke, Pamela McKinney, Angie Donoghue
- Bibliometrics and Research Data Management Services: Emerging Trends in Library Support for Research by Sheila Corrall, Mary Anne Kennan, Waseem Afzal
- On Your Own but Not Alone: One-Person Librarians in Ireland and Their Perceptions of Continuing Professional Development by Eva Hornung
- Knowledge Management through the Lens of Library and Information Science: A Study of Job Advertisements by Ray Harper
- Getting Research into Policy and Practice: A Review of the Work of Bob Usherwood by Sheila Corrall
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/library_trends/toc/lib.61.3.html
Photo by Sheila Webber: Cherry blossom fringes the path, May 2013, Lund