National Borders, Colonial States. For a Plurinational History of Latin America?
Alberto Harambour Ross
Fronteras, empresas de colonización y pueblos indígenas, siglos XIX y XX
Issue 82 | 2021
Table of Contents
Artículos de investigación
To associate with people of reason: Alfalfa and “civilization” during the adaptation of the Bolivian port of Cobija (Atacama, 1825-1860)
Javier Carmona Yost, Carlos María Chiappe, Hans Gundermann Kröll
Legitimizing and Resisting Spatial Violence in Southern Chile (1890s-1910s)
María de los Ángeles Picone
“Everywhere there are distilled spirits”: Alcohol Consumption and Alcoholism on the Chilean Frontier at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Christiane Hoth de Olano
Diplomacy, Trade, and Power in a Borderland Region: The Assassination of an Indigenous King in Talamanca, present-day Costa Rica, 1870-1872
Alejandra Boza
Beyond the limits of the State. Borders, extractivism, and the formation of the national space in the Colombian Orinoquia, 1913-1941
Lina Marcela González Gómez