Redalyc

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Redalyc is an electronic library project, working under Open Access supported by the University of State of Mexico. It has more than 400 IberoAmerican scientific journals with about 70,000 free, full-text articles in pdf format and universal access. [1]

Redalyc provides:

Full text scientific articles
Access to more than 70,000 iberoamerican articles
Bibliometrical analysis [2]
Usage Statistics [3]

Redalyc, also, holds the Scientific Journal Index of CONACYT (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología)[4]

Redalyc has a diversity of scientific journals that are previously evaluated to ensure they have scientific content. Its coverage is as the following:

By country:

Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
México
Venezuela
Latinoamericanistas
Costa Rica
España
Ecuador
Perú
Puerto Rico
Portugal
Uruguay

By Subject: Social Sciences and Humanities

Administración Pública
Antropología
Arte
Ciencias de la Información
Comunicación
Cultura
Demografía
Derecho
Economía
Educación
Estudios Agrarios
Estudios Ambientales
Estudios Territoriales
Filosofía y Ciencia
Geografía
Historia
Lengua y Literatura
Multidisciplinarias
Política
Psicología
Relaciones Internacionales
Salud
Sociología

Natural and Exact Sciences

Agrociencias
Arquitectura
Astronomía
Biología
Ciencias de la atmósfera
Computación
Física
Geofísica
Geología
Ingeniería
Matemáticas
Medicina
Multidisciplinaria (Ciencias Naturales y Exactas)
Oceanografía
Química
Veterinaria

[edit] References

Eduardo Aguado López, Rosario Rogel Salazar, Arianna Becerril García, and Honorio García Flores, "Redalyc OAI - PMH: the open archives initiative protocol for metadata harvesting (protocol version 2.0)" in International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications archive: Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications: metadata for knowledge and learning (Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico), Dublin Core Metadata Initiative: 2006, pages 244-252. ISBN:970-692-268-7