| Option | Where to Look | What to Expect | |--------|---------------|----------------| | | Check your institution’s electronic catalogue or the local public library’s digital resources. Many libraries subscribe to databases that include PDFs of academic articles. | Usually free with a library card or university login. | | Author’s Institutional Repository | Search the author’s university profile or the institution’s open‑access repository (e.g., a university’s “e‑prints” site). | Some authors self‑archive a pre‑print or post‑print version that’s freely downloadable. | | ResearchGate / Academia.edu | Look for a profile under “María Iglesias” and see if the paper has been uploaded for sharing. | You may need to request a copy directly from the author via the platform. | | Publisher’s Website | Identify the journal or publisher that released the article (often listed in the citation) and visit their site. | You can purchase the PDF, or sometimes access it via a “pay‑per‑view” or subscription. | | Interlibrary Loan (ILL) | If your library doesn’t have the article, request it through ILL. | The library will borrow it from another institution on your behalf, usually at no cost to you. | | Open‑Access Databases | Try databases like DOAJ , CORE , or OpenAIRE with the article title. | Occasionally the article is deposited in an open‑access archive. |