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Mexican Studies: Information Cycle
Guide to Resources for Research on Mexico at UCSD and the greater San Diego-Baja Region and beyond
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Beginning Your Research on Mexico
Finding Books & eBooks
Dissertations and Theses for Content and Templates
Finding Articles
Country Information on Mexico
News Sources on Mexico
Primary Sources
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UCSD Special Collections and Archives and Digital Collections
Additional Archives and Archival Information
Government Resources
Online Images and Maps
Statistics/DataSets/Public Opinion
Primary Sources at UCSD
Primary Sources in San Diego
Open Access Primary Sources Available Beyond UCSD
Early Latin American Books (16th to 19th Century)
Historical and Contemporary Business Research
Laws and Legal Information
Archives, Collections, and Libraries in San Diego and Tijuana
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Research Sites in San Diego
Research Sites in Baja California
Grey Literature
United Nations
Migration, Immigation and Refugees
Films and Video
Assistance with Writing, Citing, and Managing Citations
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Annotated Bibliographies and Lit Reviews
Ascertaining Whether a Source is Authoritative and Reliable
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Information Cycle
Web Sites
The Peer Review Process
Differentiating Between Scholarly and Popular Article Literature
Information Timeline
Information Timeline Infographic Description
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