Patagonia as borderland: Nature, culture, and the idea of the state

Gabriela Nouzeilles

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(1999). Patagonia as borderland: Nature, culture, and the idea of the state. Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies: Vol. 8, Culture and the State in Latin America, pp. 35-48.

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