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Our Partners

There are a number of excellent institutions that we would like to highlight for their work with HAPI.

  • UCLA Latin American Center
    Our home institution, the Latin American Center is an interdisciplinary research center on Latin America dedicated to creating knowledge through research, instructional programs, publications, resource development, and public service activities.
  • UCLA International Institute
    The parent institution of the Latin American Center, the International Institute is dedicated to preparing students to take active positions as leaders in the world. Made up of 18 multidisciplinary centers and programs, the Institute focuses on the major regions of the world and/or global issues.
  • RedALyC (Red de Revistas Cientificas de America Latina y el Caribe, Espana y Portugal)
    RedALyC, a non-profit initiative based at the Universidad Autonoma de Estado de Mexico, provides the full text of a number of Latin American journals covering topics in the social sciences, humanities, and sciences. The site permits searching and browsing (by country or discipline). Where possible, HAPI provides links to the full text of articles through RedALyC.
  • SciELO (Scientific Electronic Library Online)
    SciELO is a model for cooperative electronic publishing of scientific journals on the Internet. Especially conceived to meet the scientific communication needs of developing countries, particularly Latin America and the Caribbean countries, it provides an efficient way to ensure universal visibility and accessibility to their scientific literature. SciELO was created as a partnership of the State of São Paulo Science Foundation (FAPESP), the Latin America and Caribbean Center on Health Sciences Information (BIREME), as well as other national and international institutions. The site permits searching and browsing (by country or discipline). Where possible, HAPI provides links to the full text of articles through SciELO.
  • Red de CLACSO (Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales)
    CLACSO, a non-governmental network of 168 research institutions in 21 countries provides links to the full text of more than 5000 journals, theses, conference papers, and books published throughout Latin America through the Sala de Lectura (Reading Room) by searching or browsing (by country). HAPI is taking steps to include links to full text articles in CLACSO in the future.
  • PRISMA (Publicaciones y Revistas Sociales y Humanísticas)
    A ProQuest company, PRISMA works with HAPI to provide the full text of many of the journals HAPI indexes, focusing on journals in the social sciences and humanities concerning Latin America and the Caribbean Basin. The site permits searching and browsing (by country or journal). Where possible, HAPI provides links to the full text of articles through PRISMA.