[KS] Foreign libraries partnering with the National Library of Korea?

[Jong-Sung You]

I know there are several university libraries outside of Korea, including UCSD and ANU.

If you are interested, you may contact the National Assembly Library directly.


Best,

Jong-sung


유 종 성 (Jong-sung You)| 가천대학교 사회정책대학원 행정학과 교수 (Professor, Department of Public Administration, Graduate School of Social Policy, Gachon University)| E-mail: youjs0721 at gachon.ac.kr | Phone: +82 (0)31 724 4456
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Subject: [KS] Foreign libraries partnering with the National Library of Korea?

Dear all,

I am wondering if any libraries outside of Korea have agreements with the National Library to be able to view either the semi-restricted or fully restricted digitalized books.

I have no idea if this may be common or wholly unheard of, though on the English language pages they have ‘foreign libraries’ listed as if a possibility.

sincerely
Andrew Logie
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