With all the talk of globalization it is easy to forget that at the very core of the concept is a notion of geographical location. Globalization involves connections between at least two places and the first step in any understanding must be an appreciation of what this means in a concrete sense of space.
Mapping offers a possible solution to the dilemmas posed by the complexity of both network analysis and globalization. As part of the Mapping Globalization project, researchers from Princeton University and The University of Washington are accordingly assembling a collection of digital maps and links to maps.
More maps and research on globalisation:
https://qed.princeton.edu/main/MG
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