Can librarians influence the political process to maximize library support? Twenty-four essays written by such savvy politicos as Arthur Curley, Virginia Young, John Lubans, Major Owens, Paul Fasana, and David Bender address the question. Their expertise spans not only library issues, but the political environments of university, college, community college, and special libraries as well. National, state, and local politics comprise the book"s first three parts. Part Four focuses on "Getting the Job Done," from key political players to strategies.