Romina Green Rioja is an assistant professor in Latin American History at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. She researches racial formation in 19th-century Chile and the modern-day feminist movement in Argentina and Chile. Her forthcoming book under contract with the University of Alabama Press is preliminarily titled The German Turn: Settler Ideology and Racial Education in Modern Chile.
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