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Matthew J. Garcia

Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations

Dartmouth College

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Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Department of Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Studies

Matthew J. Garcia is currently serving as a History Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations at Dartmouth College.

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Dartmouth College

Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations

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history social history american studies ethnic studies latin american studies sociology social movements latino studies latin american diaspora social sciences migration studies labour economics american identity interdisciplinary history racial studies social justice agricultural history historical review labour studies public policy social change cultural change human migration intercultural studies international migration migration policy urban society padua hills theatre foodways oral history contemporary racism theatre studies labor force trend united farm workers southern california food policy urban history performance art labor migration labor market integration transnational mobility class conflict new urbanism grape boycott social inequality literary history migrant workers food distribution black experience post-colonial criticism historical reconstruction ethnohistory art theory migration and art farm worker justice citizenship studies contemporary asia asian studies workplace studies xenoracism archival science black feminism arts-based research urban process men's studies moveable feast ufw grape boycott food history greater los angeles eli black united fruit righteous man mexican guest workers california labor exhibit latino voters bracero history archive world economic history latin american economic history anthropology economic history business history

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Eli and the Octopus: The Ceo Who Tried to Reform One of the World’s Most Notorious Corporations.. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (2023)

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Bernie Has Shown the Way Forward With Latino Voters. Jacobin (2020)

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5. the Importance of Being Asian: Growers, the United Farm Workers, and the Rise of Colorblindness. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

contemporary asiaraceeast asian studiesethnic studiescontemporary racismcultural diversitycultureethnicityintercultural studiesunited farm workersasian studiescultural changeracial studiesanti-racism

‘a Just and Righteous Man’: Eli Black and the Transformation of United Fruit. Doing Business in America: A Jewish History, Casden Institute for the Study of the Jewish Role in American Life, Annual Review (2018)

intellectual historyinterdisciplinary historyunited fruitcritical race theorypostcolonial writingblack experiencerighteous manamerican identitypost-colonial criticismsocial historyamerican studiesafrican identityeli blackafrican american studieshistoryamerican literature

Food Across Borders. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press (2017)

foodwaysfood systemsfood sovereigntyfood policyfood distributionmigration studiesfood across bordersinternational developmentagricultural economics

Requiem for a Barrio: Race, Space and Gentrification in Inland Southern California. Transnational Cities: Past into Present, edited by Andrew K. Sandoval-Strausz and Nancy H. Kwak, University of Pennsylvania Press (2017)

inland southern californiahousing studiesurban studiesurban regenerationethnic studiessociologyurban affairsgentrificationurban societysocial sciencesafrican american studiesurban sociologyurbanismurban planning

Setting the Table: Historians, Popular Writers, and Food History. Journal of American History (2016)

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John Lewis: Photographs of the California Grape Strike. by Richard Steven Street.. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

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Cesar Chavez Was a Whole Lot More Interesting Than ‘Cesar Chavez’ (Film Review). Zócalo Public Square (2014)

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The Road Not Taken in Farm Worker Justice. California History (2014)

social justiceagricultural historylawfarm worker justiceinjusticelabour economicsenvironmental justice

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Matthew J. Garcia

Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Department of History

Department of Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Studies

Matthew J. Garcia is currently serving as a History Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations at Dartmouth College.

Honors

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Matthew J. Garcia

Dartmouth College

Professor Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History Latin American Latino and Caribbean Studies and Human Relations

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Eli and the Octopus: The Ceo Who Tried to Reform One of the World’s Most Notorious Corporations.. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (2023)

Bernie Has Shown the Way Forward With Latino Voters. Jacobin (2020)

electionspoliticspolitical sciencelatin american studiesethnicitylatino voterspolitical behaviorxenoracismlatino studieslatin american politics

5. the Importance of Being Asian: Growers, the United Farm Workers, and the Rise of Colorblindness. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

contemporary asiaraceeast asian studiesethnic studiescontemporary racismcultural diversitycultureethnicityintercultural studiesunited farm workersasian studiescultural changeracial studiesanti-racism

Food Across Borders. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press (2017)

foodwaysfood systemsfood sovereigntyfood policyfood distributionmigration studiesfood across bordersinternational developmentagricultural economics

Setting the Table: Historians, Popular Writers, and Food History. Journal of American History (2016)

literary historyfoodwaysoral historyfood historyinterdisciplinary historyliteraturehistorical reviewcultural historysocial historyhistoriographypublic historyhistory

John Lewis: Photographs of the California Grape Strike. by Richard Steven Street.. Western Historical Quarterly (2015)

western american literatureart historycultural historyamerican studiescalifornia grape strikevisual cultureartjohn lewishistoryrichard steven street

Cesar Chavez Was a Whole Lot More Interesting Than ‘Cesar Chavez’ (Film Review). Zócalo Public Square (2014)

cesar chavezfilm reviewfilm criticismcinemadocumentary filmfilm

The Road Not Taken in Farm Worker Justice. California History (2014)

social justiceagricultural historylawfarm worker justiceinjusticelabour economicsenvironmental justice

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