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Economia politicaGeografie umane. Intervista con Stefano Boccalini

Explorations in Space and Society No. 15 - marzo 2010 ISSN 1973-9141 Maps: Beyond the Artifact 15Lo s uaderno Random map-costume popolare 1.0 (2001), ?210 cm, Cloth. Table of conTenTs Mappe: oltre l’artefatto Guest artist: Stefano Boccalini Editorial / Editoriale Rob Kitchin Post-representational cartography / Cartogra?a post-rappresentativa Jeremy Crampton Cartography and the calculation of territory Peter Turchi New tools, new vision: Telling the next story Vincent Miller Mapping and the colonization of the lifeworld Adriano Cancellieri Non so(no) dove sono. Spazi in-formazione e mappe performative Adelina von Fürstenberg Economia politica/Geogra?e umane. Intervista con Stefano Boccalini Nasser Abhourame and Laura Ribeiro Re-weaving fragmented space-time. Notes from a mapping project in Pales- tine / Ritessere uno spaziotempo frammentato. Note da un progetto di map- patura in Palestina Ed Wall Mapping Informality Andrea Mubi Brighenti Mapping as dreaming Davide Papotti CesareLa mappaZavattinimentale del boscaiolo. Note su un’illuminazione cartogra?ca di Iacopo Zetti Pieghe dello spazio urbano. Una mappa di luoghi cancellati a Budapest Cristina Mattiucci Il paesaggio senza mappa 3 eDIToRIal When we edited our ?rst issue of lo Squaderno on mapping (no. 7, March 2008) we had the sense that mapping was still – or was becoming again – a hot topic. We grew up in Italy in the 1990s and at that time independent mapping projects formed an essential component of social and political activism: maps of squat evictions, maps of weapon industry and global money ?ows, corporeal geographies and other unknown pleasures were produced and spread in the radical fringe. Concurrently, the most intellectual among our friends were (re-)discovering Situationist psychogeographical mapping, together with a number of playful and unconventional uses of maps. In this issue we have tackled a number of questions that follow from these new mapping practices. The ?rst part is