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Crafting Borders: From Tordesillas and Q'osqo to Andean Nation-States 1500-1900

Crafting Borders: From Tordesillas and Q'osqo to Andean Nation-States 1500-1900

Hunefeldt, Christine

Paperback

South American History

ISBN13: 9798878676236
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 5 2024
Pages: 346
Weight: 1.22
Height: 0.72 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: English
This study is the fruit of many years of research and writing by a distinguished historian and leading Andeanist scholar. Writing in the longue durée and thematically layered tradition of the Annales School, Hunefeldt furnishes a sweeping panorama of Andean geopolitical, economic, and social histories. This book brings a unique perspective to the field at a moment when there is much rethinking of Andean Studies and area studies, more generally, as much as it brings to life unknown chapters in borderland history.The book will appeal to a wide interdisciplinary readership thanks to its scope, themes, and depth of research. It will be a must-read for Andean historians of all stripes, including those working in, or across, the pre-hispanic, colonial, republican and modern periods. The book's transnational dimension will make it of great interest to Latin Americanists, especially those specializing in imperial trade systems, historical geography of empires and nations, interior frontiers, national boundary wars, and/or interethnic borderland histories. Its expansive scope of time and space, combined with vivid detail, and first-rate scholarship makes the book a good prospect for classroom use. Brooke Larson, Stony Brook University, New York.

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