Pedro Cameselle-Pesce

Pedro Cameselle-Pesce is an Associate Professor of History at Western Washington University, focusing on U.S.-Latin American Relations, Immigration and Ethnicity, and Latin America's global role. His research bridges transnational historical analysis with contemporary political dynamics.

• PhD in History
• Teaches courses like Latin American Student Movements and U.S.-Latin American Relations

His work emphasizes Uruguay's transnational influence, anti-fascist networks, and Cold War solidarities. Co-editor of Uruguay in Transnational Perspective (2023), he explores Uruguay's historical contributions to regional and global narratives through imperial resistance, Afro-Latin communities, and social movements.

Key publications analyze Uruguayan democratic discourse during WWII, Italian-Uruguayan anti-fascist activism, and transnational student solidarity. His teaching and research highlight interconnections between Latin America and the U.S., as well as global cultural/political exchanges.