We draw upon the metaphor of navigation to rethink how we think about place. We highlight
three extensions that dominate current place-sensitive organizational research. We draw …

In recent years, critical border studies have developed sophisticated concepts and
methodologies for exploring the multifaceted spatialities, sociologies and temporalities of …

Shortly after the June 1967 War, in which Israel seized vast territories beyond its borders, the
Israeli government removed Israel's internationally recognised border (the Green Line) from …

The growing influence of qualitative visualisations that support qualitative and mixed
methods approaches in population geography specifically open new perspectives for …

Tania Rossetto and Laura Lo Presti seek to rescue the national map from nationalism. Or at
least from that nationalism characterized by reactionary, tradition-bound, and exclusionary …

Reimagining the national map should also invite a reimagining of 'nation'as a category.
Maps do crucial work in stitching together the term's two overlapping meanings–nation as …

Rarely considered from the perspective of ordinary citizens as opposed to institutional
actors, national maps have been primarily deconstructed as abstract tools of power that …

I read Rossetto and Lo Presti's article,'Reimagining the National Map', as an invitation to
develop what I call, following Eve Sedgwick, a reparative study of national cartographies. In …

Contrary to the traditional approach to the analytical category of the national map, Tania
Rossetto and Laura Lo Presti use it to highlight the cultural pluralism inherent to the national …

This brief commentary responds to Tania thought-provoking article 'Reimagining the
national map'by offering three points for reflection. Firstly, it highlights the scholarly value of …