Visualizing urban and regional worlds: power,politics,and practices

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Cattoor B (2015) “Designerly mapping practices at the crossroads of cartography and urbanism: a processed account of three recartographies of Southwest Flanders”. Environment and Planning A 47: 1283–1297

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Graham M De Sabbata S (2015) “Mapping information wealth and poverty: the geography of gazetteers”. Environment and Planning A 47: 1254–1264

Hautdidier B (2015) “The comparative tableau of mountains and rivers: emulation and reappraisal of a popular 19th-century visualization design” 47: 1265–1282

Hennemann S Derudder B Taylor P (2015) “Cutting the Gordian knot of visualizing dense spatial networks: the case of the world city network, 2013”. Environment and Planning A 47: 1332–1340

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Swords J Jeffries M (2015) “Tracing postrepresentational visions of the city: representing the unrepresentable skateworlds of Tyneside”. Environment and Planning A 47: 1313–1331