National Colors: Racial Classification and the State in Latin America
by Mara Loveman
Mara Loveman’s National Colors examines racial classification and the state in Latin America. The book focuses on the ways official categories and governmental systems can shape how race is understood and represented, making it a valuable selection for readers exploring Latin American society, history, and politics.
About This Book
National Colors: Racial Classification and the State in Latin America explores the relationship between racial classification and state institutions.
Centered on Latin America, the book considers how governments and official systems define, organize, and represent racial categories.
Mara Loveman presents a focused study of race, classification, and the state for readers interested in Latin American history and society.
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