I work on nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, focusing on medical, environmental and indigenous history. My new book project, Gulf of Disease: Public Health in Latin America and the Invention of Trans-Caribbean Identity, explores public health in Latin America's tropics.
Keywords: Modern Latin America, Public Health
Subject Areas:
- Military History and International Relations
- Modern Latin America, Public Health
- Science, Technology, Medicine and Environment
- Public Health and Medicine
- Gender, Women, and Sexuality
- Religious History
- Catholic Church in Mexico
- Race and Ethnicity
- Indigenous Peoples of Latin America
- Intellectual History
- Latin America and the Caribbean
- Social and Cultural History
- Public Health and Medicine
- Ancient and Medieval History
- Modern/Recent History
- Latin America and US, Public Health and Medicine
Keywords: Colonial and Modern Mexico; Peasant and Indigenous Studies; History of Public Health, Medicine and Disease, and Environmental History
Geographical Area
- The World Beyond the West
