New lines: critical GIS and the trouble of the map

Giada Peterle

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Spatial and Cultural Studies Geography and Education Methods

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The ubiquity of digital information technologies, the pervasive presence of spatial beyond social media in our everyday life and the spread of the Geospatial Web (Geoweb) and user-generated spatial...

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1996Ground truth: The social implications of geographic information systems 1995Ground truth : the social implications of geographic information systems 2015A New Companion to Digital Humanities 2008Cartography: maps 2.0 2014Spatial media/tion 2011Rethinking Maps 2009Critical GIS : theorizing an emerging science

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