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The Other West

Latin America from Invasion to Globalization

Marcello Carmagnani

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The Other West provides a provocative new interpretation of Latin American history and the region's place in the changing global political economy, from the discovery of America into the twenty-first century. Marcello Carmagnani's award-winning and multidisciplinary analysis sheds new light on historical processes and explains how this vast expanse of territory--stretching from the American Southwest to the tip of the Southern Cone--became Europeanized in the colonial period, and how the European and American civilizations transformed one another as they grew together. Carmagnani departs from traditional historical thought by situating his narrative in the context of world history, brilliantly showing how the Iberian populations and cultures--both European and American--merged and evolved.

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latin america, world history, cross cultural, 21st century, discovery of america, history buffs, european colonization, latin american culture, american southwest, colonial period, political economy, multidisciplinary analysis, global politics, globalization, european civilization, iberian culture, historical perspective, american civilization, iberian populations, historical processes, regional history, invasion, cultural evolution, culture and history, southern cone, latin american history