Guatemala

How to cite LAMP and its data

LAMP

You may introduce LAMP using a quote such as the following: "The Latin American Migration Project (LAMP) is a collaborative research project based at Princeton University and the University of Guadalajara, supported by the National Institute of CHild Health and Human Development (NICHD)."

Please cite the LAMP webiste: http://lamp.opr.princeton.edu/

Other references to the LAMP or its survey methodology can be taken from our website at your discretion. For example, this site offers a description of the communities surveyed in each country, and presents the questionnaire used in each survey. When citing our website, refer only to the address specifed aboce and not to specific menus within it, as the website design may change over time. THere is no need to use quotes when copying text from the LAMP website..

LAMP-GUA3 Databases

These surveys were made possible through and association of LAMP and the Universidad de San Carlos in Guatemala. We ask you to cite the Guatemala database as "LAMP-GUA3". For your refence, the number 3 stands for the number of communities included in this dataset. (this number will change in the future as we add data from additional communities in some of these countries. They do not represent the number of communities included in a user's own work. Thus, in case you decide to discard data from one or more entire communities, we still ask you not to change this reference and cite your original data source as specified above.

Guatemala surveyed by David Lindstrom

David Lindstrom's research is supported by grants from RAND, the PSTC Mellon center grant, the Center for Latin American Studies Hewleet grant, and a Brown University Salomon research. These surveys were made possible through and association of Brown University and the Universidad de San Carlos in Guatemala.