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The implications of pushing buttons,
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This review is from: Ground Truth: The Social Implications of Geographic Information Systems (Paperback)
Like any edited volume, the chapters are hit and miss. There's a great chapter by Peter Taylor and Ronald Johnston that indicts a data-led geography as having a corrupted practice of research. I recommend it to any person interested in a philosophy of geographic information technology.
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Ground Truth: The Social Implications of Geographic Information Systems by John Pickles (Paperback - December 7, 1994)
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