This guide includes recommended resources for Prof. Claudia Horn's course, ENVS 130A: Environmental Politics and Justice in Latin America. Additional resources will be added to this guide throughout the semester.
Environmental Studies includes scholarship produced by researchers from a variety of disciplines. As you start your research process, it's important to think about what theoretical and methodological approaches will be needed to support your research. You may need to search in a variety of databases in order to find scholarship that addresses environmental studies topics from scientific, humanistic, and/or social science perspectives.
The following databases are a great place to start searching for scholarly articles on the topics of environmental politics and justice in Latin America. This isn't an exhaustive list of all of the databases that you can use for your research, so please feel free to contact our librarians if you need help refining your search strategies or finding other databases to search.
Wide variety of scholarly literature, newspapers, magazines, and more covering topics from a wide variety of disciplines. A great place to start searching for sources on your subject!
Browse more databases in our library's Databases A-Z list.
ENVS 130A students can book individual or group appointments with our ENVS librarian. Both in-person appointments and Zoom appointments are available. Students can also make use of our library's chat and drop-in research help services.
