Latin American and Iberian Studies  Tags: latin_american_iberian_collections  

One of the best places to find primary documentation of Inter-American Relations in  the library is on microfilm. Click on the Microform tab above to pull down a menu of microfilmed materials. For the purposes of this course, pay special attention to History, Social Sciences, Human Rights and Civil Movements, Country Specific, Politcal and military microfoms, but check out the list to identify what's right for you. When you see something you'd like to look at click on it for information on its location. If it says "Click to page" do so, and make sure to enter your unm e-mail address so circulation can notify you when the film is ready.

The next best bet for primary documentation is digital archives (essentially the contemporary answer to the microfilm). As noted in class our Slick and Norling poster collections may be quite useful. The same is true of George Washington University's National Security Archives as a few others listed here.

Checkout the manuscript collections here also in the CSWR and Special Collentions located in the Zimmerman Library. Below is a sample search of our archive's finding aide: Rocky Mountain Online Archive.