How Canadian Libraries compare with other countries [where money matters?]

 Intahchomphoo, C., Jeske, M., & Vellino, A. (2016). Coping with budget cuts: How Canadian Libraries compare with other countries. Can. L. Libr. Rev., 41, 17. [source]

The Journal Editor's Perspective: "I always find myself coming back to Ranganathan’s Five Laws of Library Science. "

Extract:

1. Books are for use: Read current issues of the journal to which you plan to submit your manuscripts so you know the topics currently under discussion. 
2. Every reader his (or her) book:Conduct a thorough and broad literature search.  Even a practice-based article needs grounding in the literature.
3. Every book its reader: Once you have completed the literature review and identified the gaps your work will address, it’s fine to send off a query to an editor to find out if they are interested in your work. 
4. Save the time of the reader: Read the guidelines for authors before you contact the editor or submit your paper.
5. The library is a growing organism: Writing is hard.

Read the details:  The Journal Editor's Perspective Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical Services