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A journal of peer-reviewed survey articles from across the discipline

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What can GIS offer World History?

We are very pleased to announce the second in a series of debates being hosted on the History Compass Theory & Methods Blog:

"What can GIS offer World History?"
Dates: 3-14 November, 2008

The participants are: Ian Gregory (University of Lancaster), Stephen J. Hornsby(University of Maine) and History Compass author Jack Owen (Idaho State University)

We invite you to 'attend' online and welcome all those of you interested in commenting and getting involved in the discussion! Just go to http://historycompass.wordpress.com and use the comments feature on the debate blog post.


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