Histories from Latin American Frontier Zones and Borderlands

Conference on Latin American History 21
Friday, January 5, 2024: 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Golden Gate 7 (Hilton Union Square, Lobby)
Chair:
Jeffrey Alan Erbig Jr., University of California, Santa Cruz
Papers:
“Hunting for Souls”: The Role of the Jesuits and Indigenous Peoples’ Responses to the Portuguese Empires in the Frontier Zone of the Montaña Region during the 18th Century
Ximena Sevilla, University of Rhode Island
Of Port Cities and Borderlands: United States, Portuguese, and Spanish Commercial Interactions in the 19th-Century Río de la Plata Borderlands
Fabricio Prado, College of William and Mary
Living Together on the Frontier: Figuring Out Interactions between Indigenous Peoples and Settlers on the Chiriguano Frontier, 1850–1920
Erick Detlef Langer, Georgetown University
The Spaces Opened by War: Amazonian Borderland Zones of the Colombian–Peruvian War, 1932–33
Sarah Sarzynski, Claremont McKenna College
Comment:
Jeffrey Alan Erbig Jr., University of California, Santa Cruz
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