A new book by UC Berkeley Professor Diego Pirillo argues that settler colonialism was shaped by Euro-American scholars, who worked hand in hand with land speculators and military leaders to drive the violent formation of the United States.
A new book by UC Berkeley Professor Diego Pirillo argues that settler colonialism was shaped by Euro-American scholars, who worked hand in hand with land speculators and military leaders to drive the violent formation of the United States.
By Anne Brice
Diego Pirillo is Terill Distinguished Professor of Italian Studies and author the new book The Atlantic Republic of Letters.
UC Berkeley
June 29, 2026
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