What does ABPC stand for?

American Book Publishers Council

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Samples in periodicals archive:

16) On June 25, 1953, the American Book Publishers Council and the ALA Council both endorsed the Freedom to Read Statement.

Man's Right to Knowledge: libraries and Columbia University's 1954 ...

ABSTRACT In 1951 librarians from the American Library Association's International Relations Committee and publishers from the American Book Publishers Council Foreign Trade Committee met at the Library of Congress to discuss how to meet the "need for books in developing countries.

Publishing American values: the Franklin Book Programs as Cold War ...

These attacks added impetus to the IFC's collaboration with the American Book Publishers Council (ABPC) for May's Westchester Conference on the Freedom to Read.

Champions of a cause: American librarians and the Library Bill of ...