Issue 5

Autumn 2018

Editorial

Navigations

Mapping the Right to the City: City Perception as a Shaping Force

Giulia Carones

Geographic protest: The Role of Counter-Mapping in Supporting Campaigns Against Large-Scale Extractive Projects in Colombia: The Case of La Colosa

Doug Specht

waypoints

The Overlaid Life of Places of Play: Mapping the Destinations and In-Betweens of Historical and Contemporary Play

Joel Seath and Kelda Lyons

How can Embracing Tranquillity Fundamentally Change the Way We Behave and Interact with Cities?

Grant Lewis Waters, Ben Warren, Alberto Calzada, Julie Godefroy and Diana Sanchez

A Play Map of Winchester

Joel Seath

Lords vs Commoners: The Landlord’s Game

Bonnie VandeSteeg

Mapworks

Maps as situated and situating knowledge

Oscar Aldred

Lines of Desire

WILD CITY | FIADH-BHAILE | ORASUL SALBATIC: mapping the wild in the greeny howe of glasgow

Alec Finlay

Walking as Cartography: Collecting Colours in Saigon

Patrick Shaun Ford

THE 'S' PROJECT: FROM FORDHAM TO UCLUELET AND UCLUELET TO FORDHAM (the shortest distance is not a straight line)

Gudrun Filipska and Carly Butler

Tracktivism: on Walking a Neologism into the Field (of Activist Performance)

Jess Allen

Reviews

Lize Mogel and Alexis Bhagat (eds): An Atlas of Radical Cartography

Phil Cohen

Naomi Pollock and Jimmy Cohrssen: Concrete Tokyo Map

Simon King

Bob Gilber: Ghost Trees: Nature and People in a London Parish

Jeremy Crump

Brett Bloom and Nuno Sacramento: Deep Mapping: Applicable Tactics from a Specific Territory

Blake Morris

Garrett Carr: The Rule of the Land: Walking Ireland’s Border

Ned Cohen

Point Nemo

Pictures from a Not Quite Gone City: A Field Tripper’s Rambling Guide to San Francisco

Phil Cohen