... strikes, squats, national policies, and international mapping programs. It also discusses the genealogy of those techniques and how those techniques altered the idea of property as the right to exclude. The chapter looks at contemporary debates about productivity, farm size, technology, democracy...

... and estate mapping and the compilation of statistics, they helped standardize the management and definition of imperial space. However, their efforts also cultivated an increasing awareness of the value and idiosyncrasies of micro-landscapes and shed light on differences in the cultural understanding...

..., but identifying a precise location can be surprisingly problematic. Geography includes the study and identification of where objects are located and how they are arranged in space. Whether identifying spreads of emergent diseases or distribution of genetically distinct populations, we use maps and topographic...

..., which includes systematic mapping and large-scale military surveys. It also discusses the changing role of information in the mechanics of diplomacy during the Enlightenment. Bengal bureaucracy cameralism education Enlightenment France George III King of Great Britain and Ireland Gournay Jean...

..., and the Wabanaki Northern Front. It frames interpretive lenses, including Indigenous languages, the “archive of the land,” reading scenarios and digital mapping. Conbitant Mattapoisett Ousamequin Massasoit Pocasset Pokanoket Taunton Wampanoag Winslow Edward England Nemasket captivity colonialism...

... explores the movement of survivors seeking refuge, captives taken in war, and Indigenous leaders pursuing diplomacy in vast Indigenous networks across the northeast. Supplemented by thirteen maps and an interactive website, Our Beloved Kin takes readers into Indigenous geographies...