A surprising trend in recent research in geographical information science (GISci) is a
growing body of work attempting to combine various types of 'critical'human geography with …

The accelerated proliferation of geographic information systems (GIS), especially in the last
decade, has greatly expanded the connotation of GIS technology from primarily a diverse …

In light of recent technological innovations and discourses around data and algorithmic
analytics, scholars of many stripes are attempting to develop critical agendas and responses …

Within the academic and popular discussion of neogeography, it is routinely argued that the
process of producing and using geographical information has been fundamentally …

This research seeks to contribute to advancing qualitative methodologies at the intersection
of qualitative geographic information systems (GIS), narrative analysis, 3D GIS-based time …

New spatial media–the informational artefacts and mediating technologies of the geoweb–
represent new opportunities for activist, civic, grassroots, indigenous and other groups to …

In the mid‐1990s, several critical texts raised concerns about the social, political, and
epistemological implications of GIS. Subsequent responses to these critiques have …

Geographies of Media and Communication From the invention of the telegraph to the
emergence of the Internet, communications technologies have transformed the ways that …

The roles, relationships, and strategies of state and civil society institutions in urban
planning, problem solving, and service delivery are in flux. In trying to understand how these …

In this paper I explore the potential of using geographical information systems (GIS) in
qualitative research by disentangling the seemingly rigid association of the field of …