International Women's Issues: Evaluating Websites, What-3

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Example #2:

screen capture, Google entry for NAFTA Footnotes, Chapter 15 ... US State Department ... Maquiladora Industry, NAFTA in Transistion ... page 311. Kopinak, Kathryn ... of Women Maquiladora Workers in Mexico, Latin ... depts.washington.edu/~canada/nafta/naftafootnotes15.htm - 9k - Cached - Similar pages.

This is obviously a footnotes page to Chapter 15 of a work about NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement). Google lists it on the first screen of hits rather than the full chapter or the book as a whole because the search terms all occur very close to each other on the footnotes page.

Notice in the screen capture below the number of search terms in footnote #13:

screen capture, footnote page for Chapter 15 "Women and NAFTA" by Stacey Allen Stack. Image records footnotes 1 through 13. Number 13 is outlined in red and contains the following information: Kopniak, Kathryn, "Gender as a Vehicle for the Subordination of Women Maquiladora Workers in Mexico," Latin American Perspectives, v22(1) 1995, page 41.

How would you find Kathryn Kopinak's article in Latin American Perspectives?

You could check your library's catalog for the journal Latin American Perspectives?

You could check our library catalog for the author of the article in Latin American Perspectives?

You could try an Internet search to see if Latin American Perspectives is online in a free site.