2013
DOI: 10.1111/hith.10657
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Abstract: this review focuses on pekka Hämäläinen's characterization and analysis of the comanche empire as a spatial category in The Comanche empire and discusses how this work relates to broader discussions about space and power in borderlands and imperial histories. although empires have long been central actors in borderlands histories, "empire" has not necessarily been a category of spatial organization and analysis and certainly not one used to describe spaces controlled by Native peoples. by contrast, while Hämäl… Show more

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“…Finally, indigenous forms of imperialism require a more fluid approach to territorial occupation and possession than typically found in Western conceptualizations of empire. The Comanche maintained a unique imperial geography based on the control of movement across space and by patrolling the distribution of important resources (St. John, 2013: 76).…”
Section: A Theory Of Indigenous Imperialismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, indigenous forms of imperialism require a more fluid approach to territorial occupation and possession than typically found in Western conceptualizations of empire. The Comanche maintained a unique imperial geography based on the control of movement across space and by patrolling the distribution of important resources (St. John, 2013: 76).…”
Section: A Theory Of Indigenous Imperialismmentioning
confidence: 99%