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As global threats to freedom of expression evolve through traditional censorship and new digital frontiers, libraries remain the essential guardians of intellectual freedom and diversity. This volume provides a comprehensive look at these challenges, ranging from book bans and legislative hurdles to algorithmic surveillance, offering both historical context and proactive strategies for resistance. By examining diverse international case studies, it highlights the vital professional ethics and solidarity required to safeguard democratic values and ensure an informed, open society for all.
Joseph Hafner, York University, Toronto; Jonathan Hernández Pérez, UNAM, Mexico City; Diane Koen, McGill University, Montreal.