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Emerging landscapes of "alternative-academic" careers in library and information science: Evolutionary patterns and prospects in the Chinese context

Interdisciplinary Studies

Emerging landscapes of "alternative-academic" careers in library and information science: Evolutionary patterns and prospects in the Chinese context

Y. Tian and K. Chen

Discover the evolving world of alternative-academic careers in library and information science in China, as explored by Ye Tian and Kuang-Hua Chen. This study reveals a diverse range of positions across various institutions and highlights four functional types, showcasing the increasing professionalization and collaboration in this dynamic field.

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