Princeton University. Library

"... Supplement VI gathers thousands of primary sources, mostly of an ephemeral nature, documenting social and political developments throughout Latin America, often from the perspectives of popular and non-mainstream voices from the region."

Series of four pamphlets, bound together, illustrating "the accumulated heritage of the modern book."

"This collection contains ephemera concerning the Brazilian economy, the external debt, economic development, monetary policy, industry, technology and trade. The majority of the materials were published in the late 1980s and early 1990s, although the total date range covered in this collection is broader (1954-2005). The types of ephemera in this collection include small flyers, pamphlets, bound reports, working papers, and serials. The publications are from non-governmental organizations, government ministries, professional organizations, research institutes, and industrial bodies. The collection has been divided into broad subject areas within each subsection, materials are alphabetized by publisher.