Kristin A. Wintersteen is a scholar of modern Latin America, environmental history, and global food studies. She earned her PhD in History from Duke University.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsAbbreviations and AcronymsIntroduction 1 • A Deep History of the Humboldt Current Ecosystem 2 • The New Industrial Ecology of Animal Farming in the Atlantic and Pacific Worlds, 1840–19303 • Protein from the Sea: The "Nutrition Problem" and the Industrialization of Fishing in Chile and Peru4 • The Golden Anchoveta: The Making of the World's Largest Single-Species Fishery in Chimbote, Peru5 • States of Uncertainty: Science, Policy, and the Bio-economics of Peru's 1972 Fishmeal Collapse6 • The Translocal History of Industrial Fisheries in Iquique and Talcahuano, ChileConclusion Appendix A. Glossary of Marine Species Appendix B. Diagram of Humboldt Current Trophic Web Appendix C. Map of Major Current Systems of Eastern and Central Pacific Ocean Appendix D. Map of World Fisheries Management Zones Appendix E. Graph of World Fisheries Landings and ENSO Events, 1950–2014 Notes Bibliography Index

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