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Public libraries serve as democratic institutions that foster civic engagement, literacy, and community resilience. They function as spaces for dialogue, learning, and empowerment within local societies. Public Library Roles in Civic Life explores how libraries contribute to civic participation, social inclusion, and cultural development. The book discusses community partnerships, information literacy programs, and public service innovation. It also highlights the library's role in addressing social issues such as inequality and digital divides. Through case studies and policy insights, it underscores the evolving civic mission of public libraries as essential agents of social cohesion and democratic vitality.
