Big Water: The Making of the Borderlands Between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay
by Zephyr Frank, Jacob Blanc, Frederico Freitas
Big Water examines the making of the borderlands between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. Edited by Zephyr Frank, Jacob Blanc, and Frederico Freitas, this volume explores the historical, environmental, and social forces that defined these shared regions, offering fresh perspectives on South American frontiers.
About This Book
This edited volume delves into the complex history of the borderlands shared by Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, often referred to as the 'Big Water' region due to its significant waterways.
Contributors Zephyr Frank, Jacob Blanc, and Frederico Freitas bring together interdisciplinary insights to trace the development of these frontiers, highlighting environmental, social, and political dynamics.
The book offers a comprehensive look at how these borders were shaped over time, providing essential reading for understanding South American regional history.
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