Introduction. Maps and spaces, paths to connect, and lines to divide / Barr, Juliana and Countryman, Edward --

The shapes of power: Indians, Europeans, and North American worlds from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century / Hämäläinen, Pekka --

Dispossession in a commercial idiom: from Indian deeds to land cession treaties / Greer, Allan --

The Mandans: ecology, population, and adaptation on the Northern Plains / Fenn, Elizabeth --

Colonial spaces in the fragmented communities of Northern New Spain / Radding, Cynthia --

Transformations: the Rio de la Plata during the Bourbon era / Mandrini, Raúl José --

Blurred borders: North America's forgotten Apache reservations / Babcock, Matthew --

The forced transfer of Indians in Nueva Vizcaya and Sinaloa: a Hispanic method of colonization / Cramaussel, Chantal --

Remaking Americans: Louisiana, Upper Canada, and Texas / Taylor, Alan --

Blood talk: violence and belonging in the Navajo-New Mexican borderland / DeLay, Brian --

Toward a New literary history of the West: Etahdleuh Doanmoe's captivity narrative / Rasmussen, Birgit Brander --

Toward an indigenous art history of the West: the Segesser hide paintings / Blackhawk, Ned --

The borderlands and lost worlds of Early America / Truett, Samuel.