Towards a library economy
Funding, planning and increasing value in times of crisis
Milan, 11th – 12th March 2010
Palazzo delle Stelline - Corso Magenta, 6
Libraries as cultural and research institutions, documentary assets and organization services, have a clear economic and financial interest that deserves a closer examination and discussion; even more if related to the side effects of the global crisis and to the measures used to overcome it. The 2010 Stelline Meeting is meant to open a discussion about this subject not only within the professional community, but also including the key contribution of managers and economists.
Its aim is to improve the awareness of the cost reduction processes being implemented, suggesting also how to see new opportunities even in times of financial straigts.
Thursday, 11th March 2010
9,30 am - Sala Manzoni
Opening session
NOVO UMBERTO MAERNA
Vice president and Councillor for Culture, Cultural Heritage and Cultural Events, Integration Policies, Province of Milan
MASSIMILIANO FINAZZER FLORY
Councillor for Culture, Municipality of Milan
MASSIMO ZANELLO
Councillor for Cultures, Identities, Autonomies of Lombardy
MAURO GUERRINI
President of Italian Libraries Association
Chair
ALDO PIROLA
Director of Libraries Sector, Municipality of Milan
ROBERTO GROSSI
President Federculture
Economic crisis and competitiveness: is culture central or redundant in economic growth?
PATRICE LANDRY
IFLA Governing Board, Chair Professional Committee
The international economic crisis and its effects on libraries from IFLA's point of view
GIOVANNI DI DOMENICO
Urbino University “Carlo Bo”
Why a library economy?
GUIDO GUERZONI
Bocconi University of Milan
Library economy: an international survey
12,45 am
Welcome cocktail offered by Elsevier
Visiting Bibliostar: exhibition of services, technologies and furniture for libraries
2,30 pm - Sala Manzoni
Chair
LAURA BALLESTRA
President of AIB Lombardy Section
BRUCE KINGMA
School of Information studies, Syracuse University (NY)
Economics of information and evaluation of benefit-cost ratio
MARIA CASSELLA
Turin University Library System
Redefining the global value of the Academic Libraries
ULRIKE ROTHE
Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg
Building a budget based on the performance: a model for University Libraries
Break
AGNÉS PONSATI
Directora de la Unidad de Coordination des Bibliotecas, Consejo Superior de Investigationes Cientificas, Madrid
Institutional investment on libraries: what is the return of fund-raising? A case study of the Spanish Consejo Superior de Investigationes Cientificas
ANNA MARIA TAMMARO
Parma University
How much digital library does cost?
PAOLA GARGIULO
CASPUR
University consortia facing the crisis challenge
2,30 pm - Parallel session
Chair
LUISA FINOCCHI
Director of Arnoldo e Alberto Mondadori Foundation
ANTONELLO SCORCU
University of Bologna Economic Sciences Department
How much is worth reading?
GIUSEPPE VITIELLO
NATO Defence College
The invisible economy of Open Access and its editorial responsibilities
GIOVANNI PERESSON
Study Center of the Italian Publishers Association
Library as a customer fifteen years later
CASIMIRO MUSU
Lombardy Region
How much do the libraries of Lombardy buy?
PAOLA DUBINI
ASK Center Bocconi University, Milan
Libraries and biodiversity: a thousand books for a thousand channels
Friday, 12th March 2010
9,30 am - Sala Manzoni
Chair
AURELIO AGHEMO
Director of Brera National Library
SVANHILD AABØ
Høgskolen i Oslo
The value of public library: a socio-economic analysis
MARIA STELLA RASETTI
Director of Library service and cultural activities, Municipality of Pistoia
The librarian between resilience and “coopetition”: venturing into the crisis looking for new opportunities
MICHELE ROSCO
Territorial marketing teacher, University of Salerno
Territorial and cultural marketing of the library
Break
STEFANO PARISE
Director Per Leggere Foundation
The canvass and the cocoon: cooperation strategies in time of crisis
CECILIA COGNIGNI
Head quality and development Office of Turin public libraries
Managing the growth in time of crisis: centrality of the territorial networks
NERIO AGOSTINI
Consultant in library management
Library economy and human resources management: a challenge for cooperation
9,30 am - Sala Volta
Parallel section
Fund raising trials: between autonomy and planning
Chair
MASSIMO CECCONI
Director of the cultural sector, Province of Milan
VITTORIO PONZANI
Istituto Superiore di Sanità Library
From economic resources to services: for an evolution of fund raising strategies
IGINO POGGIALI
Past President of Libraries Institution, Rome
Are libraries and private organizations needs going to meet?
ANTONIA IDA FONTANA
Director of Central National Library of Florence
Fund raising and financial autonomy
Break
MIRELLA MAZZUCCHI
ANTONIA CIAVARELLA
Bologna University
The two sides of the same coin: University and Academic Library system undertake fund raising
GIORGIO LOTTO
Director of Bertoliana Library Institution, Vicenza
Transfers, income from fares, fund raising: public libraries in hard times
GIANNI STEFANINI
Director of the North-West Consortium Library System
Coming out from the “Indian reserve”: the library looking for income and resources production
2,30 pm - Sala Manzoni
Chair
MASSIMO BELOTTI
Editor of Biblioteche oggi
GIOVANNI RAMELLO
Piemonte Orientale University
Economic effects on libraries of the changes of scientific publishing
ROBERTO VENTURA
Terminological sciences library, Florence University
Economic and social impact evaluation of the public library
ELEONORA BRANDIRALI
Castelvetro Piacentino public library
PIER ALDO LIETTI
Coordinator of Brianza Biblioteche
Measuring the impact of libraries on local area: a comparison of two experiences
PIERO CAVALERI
Library Carlo Cattaneo LIUC, Castellanza
Crisis is here: let's increase the value of our services
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