Cabot writes \”The Canadian Library Association, in partnership with the British Columbia Library Association, the Canadian Association of Research Libraries, the Canadian Association of University Teachers, the Library Association of Alberta, the National Library of Canada, the Ontario Library Association, the Saskatchewan Library Association, and Industry Canada, has completed an Assessment of the impact of the General Agreement on Trade and Services (GATS) on policy, programs and law concering public sector libraries.
The Study , written by Steven Shrybman, a well-known expert on international trade agreements, gives clear indication that libraries need to be concerned about the impact that GATS can have on them in the future.
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