A history of spaces: cartographic reason, mapping, and the geo-coded world

Maps and worlds

Deconstructing the map

What do maps represent? The crisis of representation and the critique of cartographic reason

Situated pragmatics: maps and apping as Social Practice

The over-coded world: a genealogy of modern mapping

The cartographic gaze, global visions, and modalities of visual culture

Cadasters and capitalisms: the emergence of a new map consciousness

Mapping the geo-body: state, territory, and nation

Commodity and control: technologies of the social body

Investing bodies in depth

Cyber-empires and new cultural politics of digital spaces

Counter-mappings: cartographic reason in the age of intelligent machines and smart bombs.