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LARRP Distributed Resources

Distributed resources is an agreement between participating North American libraries designed to strengthen the collective coverage of monographs and other resources produced in Latin America. Through the concerted reallocation of library collection budgets, enhanced coverage of “non-core” materials is provided in an interconnected network of collections. The total reallocated funding is more than $170,000 per year.

The participants also provide online bibliographic records as quickly as possible and make the majority of these materials available through interlibrary loan. The program is described in more depth in the article "The Latin Americanist Research Resources Project: A New Direction for Monographic Cooperation? [1]" by Dan C. Hazen. You can also view the most recent Distributed Resources Report [2].

Specific member commitments are listed by LARRP Member Institution [3] and by Subject Area [4].

 

Responsibilities by Institution

Listed below are the subjects that LARRP institutions have agreed to acquire in additional depth.
Institutional contact information can be found on the LARRP Member List [5] page.

Arizona State University

  • Mexico (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)
  • Argentina (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)

University of Arizona

  • Mexico (Art)

Brigham Young University

  • Mexico (Literature)

University of California, Berkeley

  • Puerto Rico

University of California, Los Angeles

  • Argentina (Humanities and Social Sciences)

University of California, San Diego

  • Mexico (Chiapas, Chihuahua, and Coahuila)
  • Central America (Elections and Political Campaigns)

Columbia University

  • Brazil (Social Sciences)
  • Dominican Republic
  • Architecture

University of Connecticut

  • Puerto Rico

Cornell University

  • Bolivia
  • Peru

Duke University

  • Political Humor and Caricature
  • Latin American & Caribbean Labor History

Emory University

  • Brazil

Florida International University

  • Colombia
  • Popular Music, emphasizing Cuba & the Caribbean

University of Florida

  • Caribbean

Harvard University

  • Colombia (Humanities and Social Sciences)
  • Mexico's southern states (Humanities and Social Sciences)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  • Ecuador
  • Sports

Indiana University

  • Indigenous and Popular Literature

University of Kansas

  • Costa Rica

University of Miami

  • Brazil
  • Cuba

University of Michigan

  • Women's Activism

University of Minnesota

  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Mexico

University of New Mexico

  • Art, Architecture, Art History, Photography

New York University

  • Cinema Studies and Video

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  • Venezuela

University of Notre Dame

  • Uruguay (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Ohio State University

  • Brazil (History, Social Sciences, & Literature)

University of Pennsylvania

  • Ethnohistory, Migration, and Graphic Literature
  • Folklore
  • Public Health
  • Sound recordings of Popular & Folk Music (Brazil & Central America)

University of Pittsburgh

  • Bolivia

Princeton University

  • Chile (Political Science, Domestic Policy Issues, Social Issues, Indigenous Affairs)

Rutgers University

  • Caribbean (Theater)

University of Southern California

  • Argentina (Literature)
  • Cinema
  • El Salvador

Syracuse University

  • Cuba (Literature and Social Sciences)
  • Dominican Republic (Literature and Social Sciences)
  • Mexico (Geography)
  • Puerto Rico (Literature and Social Sciences)

Tulane University

  • Belize
  • Central America
  • Guatemala

Vanderbilt University

  • Mesoamerican anthropology and archaeology, especially the Maya, with emphasis on materials from Guatemala and Mexico

University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • African Diaspora in Latin America (with the exception of the Caribbean)

Yale University

  • Guatemala
  • Nicaragua
  • Puerto Rico

Responsibilities by Subject

Listed below are the subjects that LARRP institutions have agreed to acquire in additional depth.
Institutional contact information can be found on the LARRP Member List [5] page.

Argentina 

  • Arizona State University (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)
  • University of California, Los Angeles (Humanities and Social Sciences)
  • University of Minnesota
  • University of Southern California  (Literature)

Belize 

  • Tulane University

Bolivia 

  • Cornell University
  • University of Pittsburgh

Brazil 

  • Columbia University  (Social Science)
  • Emory University
  • University of Miami
  • University of Minnesota
  • Ohio State University  (History, Social Sciences, & Literature)

Caribbean 

  • University of Florida
  • Rutgers University  (Theater)

Central America 

  • Tulane University

Chile

  • Princeton University  (Political Science, Domestic Policy Issues, Social Issues, Indigenous Affairs)

Colombia 

  • Florida International University
  • Harvard University  (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Costa Rica 

  • University of Kansas

Cuba 

  • University of Miami
  • Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)

Dominican Republic 

  • Columbia University
  • Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)

Ecuador 

  • University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

El Salvador 

  • University of Southern California

Guatemala 

  • Tulane University
  • Vanderbilt University
  • Yale University

Mexico 

  • University of Arizona  (Art)
  • Arizona State University  (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)
  • Brigham Young University  (Literature)
  • University of California, San Diego  (Chiapas, Chihuahua, and Coahuila)
  • Harvard University  (Humanities and Social Sciences in Mexico's southern states)
  • University of Minnesota
  • Syracuse University  (Geography)

Nicaragua 

  • Yale University

Paraguay 

 

Peru

  • Cornell University

Puerto Rico

  • University of California, Berkeley
  • University of Connecticut
  • Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)
  • Yale University

Uruguay 

  • University of Notre Dame  (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Venezuela 

  • University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

African Diaspora in Latin America (with the exception of the Caribbean)

  • University of Wisconsin-Madison

Architecture

  • Columbia University

Art, Architecture, Art History, Photography 

  • University of New Mexico

Cinema 

  • University of Southern California

Cinema Studies and Video 

  • New York University

Ethnohistory, Migration, and Graphic Literature

  • University of Pennsylvania

Folklore

  • University of Pennsylvania

Indigenous and Popular Literature 

  • Indiana University

Latin American & Caribbean Labor History

  • Duke University

Mesoamerican anthropology and archaeology, especially the Maya, with emphasis on materials from Guatemala and Mexico 

  • Vanderbilt University

Political Humor and Caricature 

  • Duke University

Popular Music, emphasizing Cuba & the Caribbean

  • Florida International University

Public Health

  • University of Pennsylvania

Sound Recordings of Popular & Folk Music (Brazil & Central America)

  • University of Pennsylvania

Sports

  • University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Women's Activism 

  • University of Michigan
Source URL: https://www.crl.edu/grn/larrp/current-projects/distributed-resources

Links
[1] https://www.crl.edu/sites/default/files/attachments/pages/LARRP_New_Direction_for_Monographic_Cooperation.pdf
[2] https://www.crl.edu/sites/default/files/attachments/pages/Distributed%20Resources%20Report%202017-2018.pdf
[3] https://www.crl.edu/grn/larrp/current-projects/distributed-resources/responsibilities-by-institution
[4] https://www.crl.edu/grn/larrp/current-projects/distributed-resources/responsibilities-by-subject
[5] https://www.crl.edu/grn/larrp/member-list