nathan Clarke, Ph.d.
Welcome
I am a historian focused on the global history of the developing world. My research studies the urban environmental impact of the development of the world's largest fishing center, Chimbote, Peru.
RESEARCH AND WRITING
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TEACHING
From 2008 to 2021, I taught a variety of history and Spanish language classes at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
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ABOUT ME
I grew up near Vancouver. In 1991, I went to Mexico on student exchange and fell in love with Latin America and its history. I studied Latin American and Caribbean Studies at McGill University (B.A.) and at the University of California in San Diego (Master’s). I graduated from the University of Illinois in 2009 with my Ph.D. in history; my dissertation looks at the environmental history of the development of the world’s largest fishing port in Chimbote, Peru. I have traveled extensively through Peru and Mexico.
I use he/him pronouns.
