Although our library buildings are closed and you are taking this course online, the library is still here to support you in your research and coursework.
I'm available via Zoom or email for research consultations if you'd like to explore a certain topic but are getting stuck in our research. My contact information is below.
If there is an article that you hope to read that is listed in a database, but not the full-text doesn't seem available, please click the 
button to see if another Northwestern database has the article, and/or put in an interlibrary loan request for the article. We will try to work with our partner institutions to deliver it to you via email.
Use subject headings to find related articles about a given topic or subject. Subject headings function like tags, creating networks between different articles that are about the same thing but might talk about that thing in different ways. The HAPI database is great especially for its use of these subject headings!
Here is an example of an article in HAPI, which I found by searching "cuba y justicia" (pretty straightforward search terms).
You can see the title, and the places where its full-text is accessible. Also, below this information, are the subject headings. This article has the following subject headings:
So, in addition to this article being very generally about justice in Cuba, it's also more specifically about citizenship, political participation, and governance in Cuba. Clicking any of these subjects will lead you to more articles that are about this specific topic. I clicked on "Citizenship--Cuba," and the database has seven results tagged with this subject heading.
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