Discover additional resources and even more databases with these subject guides.
Academic Search Complete. Articles from over 6,000 journals in many fields.
Area Studies Video Online. Films focused on cultural, political, and socioeconomic issues on Mexico.
Films on Demand. Streaming videos in all topic areas, searchable by subject, title, or special collection. Includes categories on Mexico.
JSTOR. Articles from scholarly journals in the arts and sciences, sometimes going back to the first issues. The Library subscribes to the Arts and Sciences I–X and Life Sciences collections.
The New York Times historical files. Articles from 1851 to 2008. For articles after 2008, use Nexis Uni (new interface to Lexis-Nexis).
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Thirty-one recordings of corridos from the Smithsonian Global Sound collection. Many are very rare recordings found only at the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Also listen to thirty-four recordings from the American Song collection. Corridos are popular narrative songs, usually ballads, about daily life, oppression, and revolution.
 The Walls of Taniperia, about an Indian community in the Chiapas region. 70% of the population are Zapatistas, supporters of the peasant revolution, the rest support the government. From Academic Video Online. |
 Cause for Murder: Fighting Corruption in Mexico. Startled by the killing of two young women lawyers, Mexico struggles to confront its own political morass. From Films on Demand. |
