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British Cartography: Its Emergence as a Distinct Discipline from the Science of Geography with Emphasis on the Period from 1951 to 1991

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How British cartography, conventionally regarded as an integral aspect of British Geography, became a distinct discipline. The role of military officers and academic geographer/cartographers in this process is discussed in this paper.

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2008The man and his work 2003A Century of British Geography 2003The institutionalisation of geography as an academic discipline

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