Linked from

The 10 pages that link to International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions, each with the reason it gives.

• CatalogingRelated: IFLA developed influential principles and standards for international cataloging.

• American Library AssociationCompared with: Its global scope contrasts with the American Library Association’s U.S.-centered work.

• S. R. RanganathanRelated: Ranganathan’s work gained an international audience through library associations and professional exchange.

• World Digital LibraryRelated: It supported the World Digital Library’s international library network.

• Bibliotheca AlexandrinaRelated: The library participates in the wider professional networks that shape international library policy.

• German National LibraryRelated: Its standards and networks connect national libraries, including Germany’s, across borders.

• National Library of SwedenRelated: Its standards and networks connect national libraries, including Sweden’s, across borders.

• Biblioteca Nacional de EspañaRelated: Its work places Spain’s national library within international library cooperation.

• National Diet LibraryRelated: Its national-library guidance offers an international frame for the institution’s responsibilities.

• Shanghai LibraryRelated: Its global frameworks connect large public research libraries to shared professional practice.