Radical Cartography

Examine how maps shape power, politics and perception with this groundbreaking radical cartography book by William Rankin.

• Includes over 150 full-colour maps designed to question conventional worldviews
• Analyses how mapping influences war, borders, race, colonialism and urban design
• Explores alternative, postcolonial and indigenous mapping approaches
• Demonstrates why maps are never neutral and always political tools
• Essential reading for geographers, historians, designers and policy professionals

Choose this thought‑provoking map book to gain a deeper understanding of how cartography structures our lives.