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Hispanic-American Periodicals Index
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The Hispanic American Periodicals Index (HAPI)
contains bibliographic
citations to articles, book reviews, documents, original
literary works, and other materials appearing in more than 500 key
social sciences and humanities journals published in the United States
and Latin America in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and
Spanish. The journals indexed include information about Central and
South America, Mexico, the Caribbean basin, the United States-Mexico
border region, and Hispanics in the United States, focusing on analyses
of current political, cultural, economic, and social issues.
This database allows searches limited by language, author,
article title, subject, or journal title, or combined keywords
from multiple fields in a single search.
Additionally, searches can be limted to citations with full text links
and/or citations about US Hispanics/Latinos.Coverage is provided of topics
in the following areas:
- politics and government
- public administration
- foreign relations
- commerce and trade
- banking and finance
- business and industry
- economic development and policy issues
- economic integration
- social movements
- indigenous affairs
- gender studies
- environmental issues
- drug trade
- history
- geography
- archaeology
- anthropology
- ethnography
- folklore
- religion
- art
- literature
- drama
- film
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Dates covered
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1970 - present.
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Updating frequency
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Monthly.
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Sources
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500 journals.
For a list see:
http://hapi.ucla.edu/web/free/journals.php?token=d232d90567eb834514609ee0b5bf6da4
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Type of coverage
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Citations, primarily. Some citations have links to full-text.
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Print Counterpart or related resources
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Hispanic American Periodicals Index
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Provider
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Producer and vendor: University of California Los Angeles - UCLA Latin American Center
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Help
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Help is available from within the database by clicking the "Search Help" link in the left navigation panel.
Also, review the thesaurus to maximize your searching.
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