Exploratory Essays Initiative: Twentieth-Century Cartography
Exploratory Essays Initiative: Twentieth-Century Cartography
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| With support from the National Science Foundation from September 1999
through August 2002, the History of Cartography Project initiated work
on Volume Six under the leadership of Mark Monmonier, Distinguished Professor
of Geography at Syracuse University. The grant provided research stipends,
with which we hoped to encourage proven or promising scholars from a wide
variety of backgrounds to research the history of cartography in the twentieth
century. Participants attended a planning conference in June 2000, prepared
major research papers, presented their results at a symposium in March
2002, and delivered copies of their research materials to the Project.
The papers were published in a special issue of Cartography and Information
Science (CaGIS) Volume 29, Number 3 (July 2002) and will form a foundation
for Volume Six itself.
Essays are reprinted here with the permission of each author and the
This material is based upon work supported by the Geography and Regional Science and
under Grants No. BCS 9975699 and BCS 9975705. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF). We are also most grateful to our corporate sponsors for this special
issue,
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) The Rand McNally Foundation The History of Cartography Project has been supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation, and numerous private donors. General editorship is provided by David Woodward, Arthur H. Robinson Professor of Geography at the University of Wisconsin—Madison. Further information about the Project and the four books published thus far is available at the History of Cartography Project home page. |
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