Torsten Kathke is a member of the research group "Economization of the Social" at the Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies in Cologne. He teaches history at the University of Cologne.

»Kathkes focus on issues of cultural amalgamation, law, and government action in the Mesilla makes for a highly useful study if not for readers primarily concerned with the history of technology for those interested in the American Southwest, borderlands studies, and U.S. colonialism.«

Torsten Kathke is a member of the research group "Economization of the Social" at the Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies in Cologne. He teaches history at the University of Cologne.

»Kathkes focus on issues of cultural amalgamation, law, and government action in the Mesilla makes for a highly useful study if not for readers primarily concerned with the history of technology for those interested in the American Southwest, borderlands studies, and U.S. colonialism.«

Torsten Kathke is a member of the research group "Economization of the Social" at the Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Societies in Cologne. He teaches history at the University of Cologne.

»Kathkes focus on issues of cultural amalgamation, law, and government action in the Mesilla makes for a highly useful study if not for readers primarily concerned with the history of technology for those interested in the American Southwest, borderlands studies, and U.S. colonialism.«