Jennifer Eaglin

Jennifer Eaglin is a historian who studies the development of sugar-based ethanol and energy infrastructure in Brazil, examining how policies, rural communities, and the environment intersected over the twentieth century. Her work also touches on related topics like dam construction, water use, and nuclear energy infrastructure in Brazil, as well as broader Latin American social and environmental history. Much of her recent output includes book chapters, book reviews, and essays situated within Latin American history and environmental history fields.

Publication activity has been uneven over the last decade, with a notable spike in 2022 (likely tied to a book publication with multiple chapters) followed by a decline in 2023-2024, after several years of low or no output.

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