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Jörn Seemann teaches Cartography and Cultural Geography at Ball State University,
United States. He is particularly interested in the relations between maps
and
society, with an emphasis on cartographic theories, methodologies and histories,
creative approaches to mapping, and cultural ways of perceiving and representing
space and place.
Zef Segal:
Bio
:
Zef Segal is a lecturer of history, mathematics, and digital humanities at the Open
University of Israel. His research has focused on movement, communication,
and cartography in nineteenth-century Europe, as well as the implementation
of
computational research tools in the study of history. His current research
project
is the network of Hebrew journals in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Segal’s latest book, The Political Fragmentation of Germany (2019), explores
the spatial
processes that construct national and territorial identities, within the context
of
nineteenth-century German states.
Bram Vannieuwenhuyze:
Bio
:
Bram Vannieuwenhuyze studied history at Ghent University, where he obtained
his PhD in 2008. His research focuses on historical cartography, town development,
and urban morphology of medieval and early modern towns and landscape history.
In 2015, he was named professor by special appointment of Historical Cartography
at the University of Amsterdam, a chair established on behalf of the Cartographiae
Historicae Cathedra Foundation. He also works as an independent scholar for
Caldenberga (www.caldenberga.be).
Book Chapter
Publication date
(Print):
October
26 2020
Pages: 13-32
Affiliations
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Ball State University
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the Open University of Israel
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the University of Amsterdam , Caldenberga , www.caldenberga.be