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Camilo Ruiz Tassinari

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Postdoctoral fellow, Stanford University


Energy, Economic Development, Latin America (Mexico), Financial history, History of Capitalism
Business Historians at Business Schools

A scholar of Latin American 20th century economic history, my book project Light and Power: Energy and Development in the Mexican Miracle is a history of Mexico's power industry. It examines International Financial Institutions' influence over the developing world, the centrality of electricity to late-comer industrialization, and the politics of financing and lending. I received my PhD from the University of Chicago in 2026.



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