Romina A. Green Rioja
Historian of race and gender in modern Latin America
About
Romina A. Green Rioja is Assistant Professor in Latin American history at Washington and Lee University. She is a scholar of gender and race of modern Chile and Argentina. Her book manuscript To Govern is to Educate: Modeling Racial Education in Modern Chile (1879-1920) explores the relationship between state education, immigration policies, and settler-colonialism, demonstrating how those institutions and policies contributed to structural racism and the social marginalization of the Indigenous Mapuche. She also researches and writes about the feminist movement in Chile and Argentina.
Washington and Lee University profile page
Email: rgreen@wlu.edu
Ph.D., History - University of California, Irvine
2012 – 2018
M.A., History - Tufts University
2009 – 2012
B.A., History - San Francisco State University
2007 – 2009