Greg Grandin

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author historian human non-fiction writer

Greg Grandin is an American historian and author known for his influential works on U.S. foreign policy, Latin American history, and imperialism.

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instanceOf author →
historian →
human →
non-fiction writer →
awardReceived Albert J. Beveridge Award →
Bancroft Prize →
LASA Bryce Wood Book Award →
National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction →
Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction →
countryOfCitizenship United States of America →
dateOfBirth 1962 →
educatedAt Brooklyn College →
Yale University →
employer New York University →
Yale University →
fieldOfWork Latin American history →
U.S. foreign policy →
imperialism →
political history →
genre history →
political non-fiction →
hasWrittenFor London Review of Books →
The Guardian →
The Nation →
The New York Times →
languageOfWorkOrName English →
nationality American →
notableIdea analysis of the U.S. frontier myth →
critique of U.S. imperialism →
notableWork Empire’s Workshop →
Fordlandia →
Kissinger’s Shadow →
The Blood of Guatemala →
The Empire of Necessity →
The End of the Myth →
occupation historian →
university professor →
writer →
placeOfBirth Brooklyn →
positionHeld Professor of History →
workLocation New York City →
writesAbout Latin America →
United States foreign relations →
human rights →
imperialism →
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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
The American Empire Project →
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