Of interest to RAS librarians with Area Studies collections: A comparative report on size of US academic libraries with language breakdowns: http://people.virginia.edu/~**mav4n/alderman/area.html<http://people.virginia.edu/~mav4n/alderman/area.html> <http://people.virginia.edu/%**7Emav4n/alderman/area.html<http://people.virginia.edu/~mav4n/alderman/area.html> >
Table 17 of part 1 (*Complete Monographic Collections Comparison Data (74 Research Libraries)*) includes the report for "Swedish, Dutch, Hebrew, and Modern Greek." I'm not sure how they made this grouping, but based on the high ranking of Yeshiva and Brandeis Universities, I think it's heavily Hebrew-based. Michelle Chesner Librarian for Jewish Studies Columbia University
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