History and GIS

1. Beyond GIS: Geospatial Technologies and the Future of History
David J. Bodenhamer

2. Immobile History: An Interview with Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
Alexander Lünen, Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie

3. The Dawn of a Golden Age? Historical GIS and the History of Choropleth Mapping in the Netherlands
Onno Boonstra

4. (In)Digitizing Cáuigú Historical Geographies: Technoscience as a Postcolonial Discourse
Mark H. Palmer

5. Place in Time: GIS and the Spatial Imagination in Teaching History
Detlev Mares, Wolfgang Moschek

6. “Thou Shalt Make No Graven Maps!”: An Interview with Gunnar Olsson
Alexander Lünen, Gunnar Olsson

7. Vernacular GIS: Mapping Early Modern Geography and Socioeconomics
Alexi Baker

8. Mapping Miracles: Early Medieval Hagiography and the Potential of GIS
Faye Taylor

9. The Role of Knowledge Spaces in Geographically-Oriented History
Monica Wachowicz, J. B. Owens

10. Writing Visual Histories: An Interview with David J. Staley
Charles Travis, David J. Staley

11. GIS and Research Into Historical “Spaces of Practice”: Overcoming the Epistemological Barriers
Sam Griffiths

12. GIS and History: Epistemologies, Reflections, and Considerations
Charles Travis

13. Maps of Change: A Brief History of the American Historical Atlas
Edward L. Ayers, Robert K. Nelson, C. Scott Nesbit

14. Tracking in a New Territory: Re-imaging GIS for History
Alexander Lünen

Keywords: Geography, Geographical Information Systems/Cartography, History, Regional/Spatial Science, Philosophy of Science