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The power of projections: how maps reflect global politics and history

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Historical Geography and Cartography Geographic Information Systems Studies Historical Geography and Geographical Thought

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Introduction The Cartographer's Mirror Instruments of Power Cultural Factors Symbols of Authority Sleight of Hand In the Eye of the Beholder Worldviews Completing the Circle New Directions The Geography of Empire Geopolitics Defending the Western Hemisphere Cold War The Cartographical Revolution Social Protest and Deconstruction Rearranging the Pieces Index

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