"Nuestro norte es el sur"
Subtitle: mapping resistance and resilience in Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian studies : papers of the Sixty-first Annual Meeting of the Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, University of Virginia, May 9-13, 2016
By: Paloma Celis Carbajal, editor ; Nora Díaz Chávez, assistant editor
Series: Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials -- LXI
Publisher: SALALM Secretariat, Latin American Library, Tulane University
Published: 2019
Place of publication: New Orleans, Louisiana
Language: eng; spa; por
Number of pages: 236
ISBN-13: 9780917617966
Subjects: Study and teaching; Congresses; Acquisition of Latin American publications; Latin Americanists; Library resources; Hispanic American scholars; Social networks; Latin American literature; Latin American poetry; Education
Other titles: Mapping resistance and resilience in Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian studies :
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

In English, with five contributions in Spanish and one in Portuguese.
Table of contents: title: Keynote. Latin American Studies Unbound: Collaboration between library professionals and scholar-teachers as transformative organizational practice / Charles R. Hale; title: Roundtable 1: Collaboration; title: Inherent tensions in adopting new scholarly practices / Juan Pablo Alperin; title: La colaboración en tiempos globales: Una visión latinoamericanista desde México; Reflexiones / Enrique Camacho Navarro; title: Reflections on Open Access, collaboration, and connectedness / Pamela M. Graham; title: Response to Roundtable One: Collaboration / Brian P. Owensby - Roundtable 2: Designing for the Future; title: La biblioteca académica: El porvenir hoy / Micaela Chávez Villa; title: "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated," Mark Twain (and the research library) / Thomas F. Reese; title: The Challenges facing SciELO Network professionals  and the evolving interaction between local and global flows of scholarly information / Solange M. Santos and Abel L. Packer; title: LACIS and the Ibero-American studies collection collaboration: Designing for the future at UW-Madison / Alberto M. Vargas, Nora Díaz Chávez, and Trace Palmer; title: Roundtable 3: Advocacy - Books: An important tool for advocacy, social justice, and self-determination / Laura Anderson Barbata; title: Considerations for post-custodial archiving / Jennifer Osorio - Advocacy for the area studies: forging new alliances within the academy / Ellen Sapega; title: Papers; title: Dropping the I-word in the Library of Congress Subject Headings: From Dartmouth College to the Library of Congress / Jill Baron and Óscar R. Cornejo Cásares; title: Heritage learners in the US Latino archive: Challenging the hegemony of the pioneer narrative in the Pacific Northwest / David Woken; title: Fomento de la resiliencia comunitaria por la construcción del archive Memorials de la Patagonia Austral: Evaluación preliminar mediante un taller de dialogo / Gustavo Urbano Navarro; title: Incorporando sertões aos territórios nacionais: Capitalização e exproporiação nas fronteiras entre Brasil e Bolívia (1867-1928) / Alexia Helena de Araujo Shellard; title: Trece años de esfuerzos compartidos en la capacitación de catalogadores: Coordinación del Proyecto NACO-MÉXICO en la Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí (UASLP) / Julia Margarita Martínez Saldaña; title: The Carvalho Monteiro Library at the Library of Congress: Finding hidden treasures / Beatriz Haspo and Cheryl Fox; title: Hacia el sur: La militancia poética y la poesía militante de Juan Gelman / Elvia Arroyo-Ramírez; title: Making objects mobile: Digital transformation and the new chances for research and collection management: The example of the Posada Collection at the Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut (IAI), Berlin / Ricarda Musser and Anna Weymann; title: La adquisición bajo demanda en la Biblioteca Daniel Cosío Villegas de El Colegio de México: Un studio de caso / Lourdes Quiroa Herrera, José Manuel Morales del Castillo, y Micaela Chávez Villa; title: South to North: The story of a Latin American Studies Collection and its impact on the development of collections in support of international studies / Donna Canevari de Paredes; title: Appendix I. SALALM LXI: "Nuestro norte es el sur": Mapping resistance and resilience in Latin America, Caribbean, and Iberian studies. Information for Roundtable Series; title: Conference Program.