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,American Spheres, British Zones, and the “Special Relationship”,n era of British maps designed to rally Anglo-American unity and trade cooperation. Much discussion in this chapter is dedicated to the process of Cold War geopolitical polarization and how that process differed in each nation’s news maps, in terms of both rate of production and heightened political rhetoric.

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Trends in British and American News Maps by the End of World War II,d in their cartographic portrayals of the world. Published wartime news maps and atlas maps are contextualized, with academic sources describing and interpreting the history, political leanings, and methodology of both nations’ presses, identifying and analyzing the distinctive cartographic styles o

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,American Spheres, British Zones, and the “Special Relationship”,nship” between the two nations is questioned in light of the notable differences in their respective worldviews as confirmed by cartographic imagery. A brief postwar period of American isolationism was expressed in map projections that portrayed the US-dominated Western Hemisphere as an isolated reg

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Jeffrey P. StoneOffers a pioneering study of Cold War news journal cartography.Compares cartographic depictions of the early Cold War world from British and American news media.Appeals to scholars and students of Ang

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15468-4Cold War news maps; Cold War geopolitics; cartographic depictions of the Cold War; news journal cartogr

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