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US-Mexican Border Studies: Information Cycle
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Beginning Your Research in US-Mexican Border Studies
Finding Books
Dissertations and Theses For Content and Templates
Finding Articles
News Sources on Latin America
Primary Sources
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Primary Sources at UCSD
Archives and Archival Material Beyond UCSD
Primary Sources in San Diego
Open Access Primary Sources Available Beyond UCSD
Government Resources
Statistical Resources
Archives, Collections, and Libraries in San Diego and Tijuana
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Research Sites in Baja California
Research Sites in San Diego
Newspaper Holdings at the UABC
Resources on Border Studies By Issue
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Immigration
Biographical Sources
Guidebooks and Maps to the Border Region
Demographics and Population
Environment and Health
Guides to Historiography and Research Literature
Migration, Immigration and Refugees
Legal Information
Films and Video
Assistance with Writing, Citing, and Managing Citations
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
Particular Classes
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Dominguez LTSP 100B
Information Timeline
Information Timeline Infographic Description
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