Crafting Borders in the Andes, 1450-1900 explores the long-term history of how spaces and power relations change over centuries and contribute to the formation of borders that impact millions of people. Tracing the history of the borders shared between Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, or what was once the Incan Empire and later the Viceroyalty of Peru, Christine Hunefeldt offers a new approach to understanding how people construct their political, economic, social, and cultural environs over time.
