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This truth emerges as political situations change fast : Maps show us our world , but not neutrally
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from sitkasentinel.com · United States · global
The article explores the idea that maps, despite showing our world, do not represent it neutrally, a truth becoming evident as political situations evolve rapidly. It delves into the relationship between cartography and politics.
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