Gen X/ Gen Y Caucus, American Association of Law Libraries

Resources

General
Bailor, Coreen, Colin Beasty, Marshall Lager, and Jessica Sebor. "Introduction to Generation Nation: Table of Contents." CRM Magazine. November 2006.

Holtz, Geoffrey T. 1995. Welcome to the Jungle: The Why Behind ‘Generation X'. New York: St. Martins’ Griffin.

Howe, Neil and William Strauss, 1992. “The New Generation Gap.” In The Atlantic Online, December 1992: Digital Edition.

Plotz, David, "The American Teen-ager: Why Generation Y?" Slate Magazine. Sept. 17, 1999.

Schroerer, William J. "Generations X, Y, Z and the Others" The Social Librarian. April 2004.

Workplace
Abram, Stephen, and Judy Luther. 2004. " Born with the Chip". Library Journal 129 (8).

Barry, John. 2004. "Memo to Baby Boomers". Library Journal 129 (10)

Beck, Mary Ellen. 2001. "The ABC's of Gen X for Librarians". Information Outlook 5 (2).

Cooper, Julia, and Eric Cooper. 1998. " Generational Dynamics and Librarianship: Managing Generation X". Illinois Libraries 80 (1): 18-21.

Crosby, Connie. 2006. "The Tao of Law Librarianship: Reaching Across the Generations in the Profession." LLRX.com. December 17, 2006.

DiGilio, John J. and Gayle Lynn-Nelson. 2004. "The Millennial Invasion: Are You Ready?" Information Outlook. November 2004, Vol. 8 No. 11.

Flynn, Gillian (1996). “Xers versus Boomers: Teamwork or Trouble?” Personnel Journal, November 1996, Vol. 75, No. 11, pp. 86-89.

Gordon, Rachel Singer. 2004. "Get Over the 'Graying' Profession Hype". Library Journal (15 January)

---------. 2005. "Generational Journeys". Library Journal 130 (3): 42

---------. 2006. The NextGen Librarian’s Survival Guide. Medford, New Jersey: Information Today, Inc.

Hicks, Kathy. 1999. Attracting the twentysomething worker. CNNMoney.com. (15 May).

Hira, Nadira A. 2007. Boomers, Xers, and Other Strangers: Understanding the Generational Differences That Divide Us. Wheaton, MD: Tyndale House.

Jennings, Lane. 2000. "Trends in the Multigenerational Workplace" The Futurist (March/April): 60.

Johnson, Amanda. 2004. "Recruiting Future Generations: Libraries and Millennials". Info Career Trends (July)

Joyner, Tamara. 2000. "Gen X'ers Focus on Life Outside the Job, Fulfillment". The Secured Lender (May/June): 64-68.

Kaufman, Paula T. 2002. "Where Do the Next "We" Come from? Recruiting, Retaining, and Developing Our Successors". ARL Bimonthly Report 221.

Kivirist, Lisa. 1998. Kiss Off Corporate America: A Young Professinal's Guide to Independence. New York: Andrews Mcmeel.

Kniffel, L. 2004. "Gen X Bites Back". American Libraries 35 (8): 43-5.

Lancaster, Lynne C. and Stillman, David. 2003. When Generations Collide: Who They Are. Why They Clash. How to Solve the Generational Puzzle at Work. New York: HarperCollins.

Lancaster, Lynne C. 2003. "The Click and Clash of Generations". Library Journal, 128 (17).

Lee, C. A. 1996. "Characteristics of Generation Generation X and Implications for Reference Services and the Job Search". The Reference Librarian no. 55: 51-9

Lynn-Nelson, Gayle. "You Walk with Your Walkman; I Run With My Ipod: The Challenges of Multi-Generational Teaching" LexisNexis InfoPro Newsletter, April 2005.

Lynn-Nelson, Gayle, and Hartnett, Kit. SLA 2006 presentation "One Size Does Not Fit All: Training Issues Law Librarians Face in the 21st Century" | handout | bibliography |

Martin, Carolyn A., and Tulgan, Bruce. 2002. Managing the Generation Mix: From Collision to Collaboration. Amherst, MA: HRD Publishing.

Martin, Carolyn A. 2001. Managing Generation Y. Amherst, MA: HRD Publishing.

McGrath, R. V. 2005. "Talking 'bout My Generation". Public Libraries 44 (4): 188, 191.

Muetzel, Michael R. 2003. They're Not Aloof... Just Generation X: Unlock the Mysteries to Today's Human Capital Management. Shreveport, LA: Steel Bay Publishing.

OCLC. " Anatomy of a Gen X Librarian". 2003. Environmental Scan: Library Landscape.

Osif, Bonnie. 2003. "Generations in the Workplace". Library Administration and Management, 17 (4): 200-04.

Raines, Clare. 1997. Beyond Generation X: A Practical Guide for Managers. Menlo Park, CA: Crisp Publications.

---------. 2003. Connecting Generations: The Sourcebook for a New Workplace. New York: Amacom Publications.

--------- and Bradford, Larry. 1992. Twentysomething: Managing & Motivating Today's New Workforce. New YorK: MasterMedia.

--------- and Hunt, Jim. 2000. The Xers & The Boomers: From Adversaries to Allies. Menlo Park, CA: Crisp Publications.

Schutz, Christine. 2005. "Making the Big Decisions". Library Journal 130 (12): 50.

Shelton, Laura and Shelton, Charlotte. The Next Revolution: What Gen X Women Want at Work and How their Boomer Bosses can Help them Get it. New York: Davies-Black Publishing.

Tulgan, Bruce. 2000. Managing Generation X: How to Bring Out the Best in Young Talent. New York: W.W. Norton & Co.

Urgo, Marisa. 2000. "The Changing Value of Development: Generation Xers and Their Managers See It Differently". Info Career Trends .

---------. 2000. Developing Information Leaders: Harnessing the Talents of Generation X. London: Bowker-Saur.

Vonk, Erik. 2001. Don't Get a Job, Get a Life! Atlanta, GA: Randstad North America.

Young, Arthur P., Peter Hernon, and Ronald R. Powell. (2006). “Attributes of Academic Library Leadership: An Exploratory Study of Some Gen-Xers.” Journal of Academic Librarianship 32 (5) (September): 489-502.

Zemke, Ron, Raines, Claire and Filipczak, Bob. 2000. Generations at Work: Managing the Clash of Veterans, Boomers, Xers, and Nexters in Your Workplace. New York: Amacom Publications.