Greg Grandin

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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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Greg Grandin canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf author
historian
human
non-fiction writer
awardReceived Albert J. Beveridge Award
Bancroft Prize
LASA Bryce Wood Book Award
National Book Critics Circle Award
surface form: National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction

Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction
surface form: 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 policy
surface form: United States foreign relations

human rights
imperialism

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The Blood of Guatemala author Greg Grandin
Empire’s Workshop author Greg Grandin
Fordlandia author Greg Grandin
The Empire of Necessity author Greg Grandin
Kissinger’s Shadow author Greg Grandin
The End of the Myth author Greg Grandin