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Latin American Studies: Reproductive Health and Politics
An introductory guide to doing research in Latin American studies in the UCSD Library
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Beginning Your Research in Latin American Studies
Finding Books
Finding Book Reviews
Dissertations and Theses For Content and Templates
Finding Articles
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Accessing Full-Text Articles in Databases
News Sources on Latin America
Latines in the US
Primary Sources
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UCSD Special Collections and Archives and Digital Collections
Additional Archives and Archival Information
Government Resources (US and International - Including Law)
Images and Maps
Statistics/Data Sets/Public Opinion
Primary-Source-Rich Collections Accessible at UCSD
Primary-Source-Rich Collections Beyond UCSD
Early Latin American Books (16th-19th Century)
Historical and Contemporary Business Research
Legal Material
Grey Literature
Films and Video
Resources By Theme
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Ageing
Agriculture and Food
Children
Communications, Information Technology and Media
Development (Economic, Human, Sustainable, etc.)
Economic Trade
Elections
Environment/Climate/Energy
Ethnicity and Indigeneity
Health
Human Rights Information
Labor and Employment
Peace and Conflict Resolution
Population, Including Census Information
Poverty
Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
Women
Reproductive Health and Politics
Migration and Refugees
United Nations
Country Information and Reports
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Useful Resources for Information on ANY Country
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Mexico
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
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
Reproductive Health and Politics
Historical Films from the National Library of Medicine on Population and Family Planning
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