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The economic crisis and its effect on libraries​
Unlocking the mystery: What academic library search committees look for in filling faculty positions
The recession, budgets, expectations and realities
How using an allocation formula changed funding allocations at Long Island University
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Proposition 13 - America's Second Great Tax Revolt My First Book
In 1978, the citizens of California took the historic step of voting for Proposition 13, thus reducing property taxes by 57%. Already known as a trend setting state, California's tax revolt was no different, as similar tax revisions quickly spread across the United States of America. In California, state and local governments struggled to find a way to manage the loss in revenue. On many occasions budget cuts were the solution. Library budgets were frequently the target of those cuts.
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About Charles I. Guarria
As a freelance writer and show host, I cover human-interest stories, interview business owners, folk in art & entertainment, politicians and attend store openings.
I will go anywhere for the story.
I'm rewriting my second book, a novel about a musician.
I wrote Proposition 13: America’s Second Great Tax Revolt, a book that details library economics.
I've published in scholarly journals, am a 3-time winner of Emerald Group Publishing’s Highly Commended Award.
I am available for hire to write, research, or beta-read.
A professional writer is an amateur who didn't quit
Richard Bach
