spatiality

Terrane: A Decolonial Lens to Read Production Processes in Brazil’s Northeastern Region and the Pedreira Women from Sertão do Pajeú

Paola María Marugán Ricart, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana – Xochimilco, México

Between Geography and IR

John Agnew jagnew@geog.ucla.edu University of California, Los Angeles, UCLA (USA) Abstract: The roles of territory and borders in the genesis of conflicts have come under increased scrutiny in international relations and political geography over the past ten years. In this paper I want to focus on three intellectual trends that indicate a rapprochement between scholars […]

Materiality as a Historiographical Scheme —Spaces, Maps and Colonial Settlements on the Patagonian Coast (18th Century)

Abstract: At the end of the 18th century, the Spanish colony devised the population plan for the Patagonian coast aiming to reaffirm its presence in the area. This essay builds upon the discussion of the “master account” Argentinean historiography has put at stake, such as the implied naturalization of State-nation borders towards the past, and the […]