Issue 2

Spring 2017

Editorial

Navigations

Our Kind of Town? Critical Cartography and the Struggle for a Just City

Phil Cohen

Counter Mapping the Smart City

Dan McQuillan

Our Cartographic Brain

Richard John Pountain

Waypoints

Cartographies of Occlusion and the Underground: Wanderings with(in) the Peak District

George Steve Jaramillo

Metropolises, Maps and Planning Cartographic Tools for London Community-led Metropolitan Analysis, Design and Planning

Nicolas Fonty

James Cauty: The Aftermath Dislocation Principle. An Interview with Steve Lowe

Barbara Brayshay, Nicolas Fonty and Steve Lowe

Mapworks

What if the city were an ocean, and its buildings ships?

Tim Ingold

The Map Is Not The Territory… but another version of reality

Oscar Aldred

William Bunge: Expeditionary Geography. A commentary on six iconic maps from ‘Fitzgerald: geography of a revolution’

Phil Cohen

Lines of Desire

Fracture Mob

Jennie Savage

Keeping the nation’s map collection: An interview with Tom Harper

Jeremy Crump

Connective filaments, coyote walks on the map

Dillon de Give

Farewell Rock: The Last Miners of South Wales

Hilary Powell

Way from home: Sharing a walk elsewhere

Misha Myers

Reviews

Yasminah Beebeejaun: The Participatory City

Bob Gilbert

British Library Exhibition: Maps and the 20th Century: Drawing the line

Rhiannon Firth

Rebecca Solnit & Joshua Jelly-Schapiro: Nonstop Metropolis: A New York City Atlas

Daniel Grizer and Mel Grizer

Henry Eliot & Matt Lloyd-Rose: Curiocity: In Pursuit of London

Daniel Dobson

Laurence Ward: The London County Council Bomb Damage Maps 1939-1945

Daniel Dobson

Jacques Lévy: A Cartographic Turn: Mapping and the Spatial Challenge in Social Sciences

Phil Cohen