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What Does Cyberspace Look Like?
How Is Cyberspace Changing Social Relations?
Will Cyberspace Make Geography Obsolete?

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Mapping
Cyberspace, by Martin Dodge &
Rob Kitchin
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| Published
by Routledge |
| October
2000: 246x174: 296pp |
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| Paperback
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0-415-19884-4: |
£19.99 |
/ $32.99 |
| Hardback
ISBN |
0-415-19883-6: |
£60.00 |
/ $99.00 |
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Check out the latest academic reviews
of the book by David Maguire, Barney Warf, William J Mitchell,
Robert Latham and Christine Hine
If you have any questions, please email us at
'authors at mappingcyberspace.com'
Martin Dodge & Rob Kitchin
Last updated: 7th February 2003
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"Mapping
Cyberspace is one of the first, if not the first book about the
geographies of the Internet. It is an eclectic compendium of cyber-information
and a must read for anyone serious about spatial, geographic,
and cartographic representations of cyberspace." David
Maguire, ESRI Inc
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this delightful volume constitutes the most comprehensive and
analytical treatment of cyberspace yet written by geographers."
Barney Warf, Floria State University
"Overall,
Mapping Cyberspace is an important pioneering work. It conveniently
collects a great deal of useful material, and it provides sensible
and frequently insightful introductions to the associated issues."
William J Mitchell, MIT
"This
is an excellent, innovative and thought-provoking book. It does
a valuable service to the discipline of geography by demonstrating
most effectively that even in cyberspace, geography still matters."
Andy Gillespie, University of Newcastle
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