Thomas
Klubock
Associate Professor
(Ph.D., Yale University, 1993)
Research Interests:
The history of gender
and sexuality, working-class history, and environmental history
in twentieth-century Latin America, with a focus on modern Chile.
Currently, he is embarked on a study of Chile's southern frontier
that brings together the approaches and methodologies of social
and environmental history to examine the history of Chile's native
temperate rain forests. This study examines the environmental
history of the rain forest as linked to the process of modern
state formation, conflicts over land and labor, and the politics
of nationalism, citizenship, and ethnicity.
Recent Publications:
"The Politics of Forests and Forestry on Chile's Southern
Frontier," Hispanic American Historical Review (August 2006).
2 chapters in Victims of the Miracle, ed. Peter Winn (Duke
University Press), nyp.
The Chile Reader: History, Culture, and Politics, ed.
Elizabeth Hutchinson, Klubock, and Peter Winn, (Duke University
Press), nyp.
Contested Communities: Class, Gender, and Politics
in Chile's El Teniente Copper Mine, 1904-1951 (Duke University
Press) 1998.
Contact Information:
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Department
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Social and Behavioral Sciences Building
State University of New York
Stony Brook, NY 11794-4348 |
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