The Consortium in Latin American & Caribbean Studies is made possible by a partnership between:
Libraries
Duke University is primarily responsible for collection research materials from:
- Bolivia
- Brazil (Duke specializes in research materials in the social sciences)
- Central America
- Colombia
- Ecuador
- English-speaking Caribbean
- Mexico
- Peru
Librarian for Latin America and Iberia:
Holly Ackerman
Telephone: (919) 660-5845
holly.ackerman@duke.edu
Human Rights Archivist:
Patrick Stawski
Telephone: (919) 660-5823
patrick.stawski@duke.edu
Latin American and Caribbean Studies Resources at Duke
Human Rights Archive Resources at Duke
UNC-Chapel Hill is primarily responsible for collecting research materials from:
- Argentina
- Brazil (Carolina specializes in research materials in the humanities and literature)
- Chile
- Cuba
- Dominican Republic
- Haiti
- Paraguay
- Puerto Rico
- Uruguay
- Venezuela
Librarian for Latin America, Iberia and Latina/o Studies:
Teresa Chapa
tchapa@email.unc.edu
Assistant to the Librarian for Latin America, Iberia and Latina/o Studies:
Becky Huckaby
huckaby@email.unc.edu
Telephone (919) 962-3948
LIBRARY NEWS
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Portal De Portales Latindex, an initiative begun in 1994, was officially launched last week by the UNAM. This portal, "provides access to the contents and full text documents of scholarly journals available on digital collections from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal supporters of the Open Access movement. The objective is to disseminate the scientific knowledge published in the Ibero-American region. The portal makes use of the OAI Harvester 2 developed by the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) based on the OAI-PMH protocol." Click here to access the database.
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