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Latin America data base

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  • Title:
    Latin America data base
  • Subjects: Economic history; Economics; International relations; Political science; Latin America -- Economic conditions -- Databases; Latin America -- Politics and government -- Databases; Latin America -- Databases; Latin America -- Information services; Electronic reference sources
  • Description: The Latin America Data Base LADB consists of three news digests from the Latin American Institute of the University of New Mexico. SourceMex covers economic and political news and analysis of Mexico, NotiSur political, economic and social issues in South America, NotiCen Central American and Caribbean political and economic affairs, including Cuba. The newsletters are based on many sources from international newswires, Latin American radio broadcasts and selected newspapers, official and non-governmental reports. They are particularly strong on statistics and on human-rights issues. Publication is electronically weekly with each issue available in full on the site. There is also a full text archive searchable by date or keyword of all issues from 1986. The site includes access to a growing range of Latin American economic journals from 1994 in LADB';s Economies of Latin America Data Base project. These may be browsed by contents lists and searched by author, date or Spanish language keyword.
  • Language: English
  • Type: Book
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