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Une rencontre sur la cartographie radicale à Toronto en juillet 2012
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Mapping Transnational Space
July 23/24 2012
CCGES, York University, Toronto
Monday 23.7., 305 York Lanes
9:30 Introduction, welcome
Ulrich Best, Boris Michel
10:00-12:30 Mapping and critique
Cecile Gintrac (Paris): The critique of maps in French geography
Rosa Orlandini (York): Ethno-linguistic maps of South-Eastern Europe: an overview and discussion of
the Volkstumskarte maps
Boris Michel (Erlangen): commentary
12:30-13:30 Lunch break
13:30-15:15 Mapping and surveillance
Henning Fueller (Erlangen): Syndromic surveillance and the mapping of an unknown unknown
Bernd Belina (Frankfurt): Crime mapping/CompStat: a neoliberal technology going transnational?
15:30-17:30 Mapping Israel/Palestine
Christian Bittner (Erlangen): Old Game, new Rules? Web 2.0 Mapping in Israel/Palestine
Jess Bier (Maastricht): The Colonizer in the Computer: The Influence of Transnational Materialities on Digital Cartography in the Palestinian Authority
Kevin DeJesus (Rhode Island): Commentator
Tuesday 24.7., 305 York Lanes
10:00-12:30 European borders
Ulrich Best (York): Putting Poland on the map: the making of Poland as a border space after 1989
Jörg Mose (Muenster): Cartography and spatial identity in Spain
Andrew Burridge (Durham): Mapping border management at the external borders of Europe: Frontex and Greece
12:30-13:30 Lunch break with a poster presentation by Kevin DeJesus
13:30-16:30 North American borders
Heather Nicol (Trent): Border Stories: Universalizing US Hegemony in North America Through Border Metaphors
Juanita Sundberg (UBC), Andrew Burridge (Durham), Geoffrey Boyce (Arizona): Becoming Geographer: Mapping the Altar Valley in Arizona’s Contested Borderlands
16:30-17 Conclusion
The workshop is supported by a grant from the DAAD, the German Academic Exchange Service
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Ulrich Best
DAAD Visiting Professor
Canadian Centre for German and European Studies
and Department of Geography
York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON, M3J 1P3
Tel: 416 736 2100 ext. 22406
email: ubest@yorku.ca