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Critical cartography

Critical Cartography is a set of new mapping practices and theoretical critique grounded in critical theory. It differs from academic cartography in… 
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2018
2018
Since the 2011 emergence of the San Francisco Bay Area “Tech Boom 2.0,” anti-eviction activists of the region have been caught… 
2018
2018
  • Cate Turk
  • 2018
  • Corpus ID: 69728105
With a curious twist, we have come to think of a map like a ‘folding’ map that we carry around on our travels – a tactile three… 
2017
2017
spaces. We must therefore acknowledge that the site where geographical knowledge was acquired was more than the physical spot… 
Review
2017
Review
2017
The rapid development of ICT has led to the transformation of maps from printed paper to virtual digital publishing and three… 
2015
2015
Participatory Action Mapping (PAM) as a methodology strives to fill the gaps created by participatory and critical mapping… 
2013
2013
Introduction Researchers came to realize that maps are not only a tool to convey geographical information, but are a social… 
2012
2012
This thesis is concerned with establishing a theoretical position regarding the state as a cartographic author. Critical… 
2012
2012
Traditional historiography maintains that the early French settlers to Nova Scotia forged a distinct ethnic identity through…