Volume 44, Number 1, 2009

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  Jeremy W. Crampton: Cartography - A Field in Tension? 1-3
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  Matthew W. Wilson, Barbara S. Poore: Theory, Practice, and History in Critical GIS: Reports on an AAG Panel Session. 5-16
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  Jacqueline Warren Mills: Spatial Decision Support in a Post-disaster Environment: A Community-Focused Approach. 17-31
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  Sarah E. Battersby: The Effect of Global-Scale Map-Projection Knowledge on Perceived Land Area. 33-44
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  Kirsi Virrantaus, David Fairbairn, Menno-Jan Kraak: ICA Research Agenda on Cartography and Geographic Information Science. 45-55
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  Reviews of Books and Atlases. 57-60

Volume 44, Number 2, 2009

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  Christine M. Petto: Playing the Feminine Card: Women of the Early Modern Map Trade. 67-81
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  Sébastien Caquard, Stephanie Pyne, Heather Igloliorte, Krystina Mierins, Amos Hayes, D. R. Fraser Taylor: A "Living" Atlas for Geospatial Storytelling: The Cybercartographic Atlas of Indigenous Perspectives and Knowledge of the Great Lakes Region. 83-100
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  Gunnar Olsson: Palimpsest. 101-109
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  Alastair William Pearson, Martin Schaefer, Bernhard Jenny: A Cartometric Analysis of the Terrain Models of Joachim Eugen Müller (1752-1833) Using Non-contact 3D Digitizing and Visualization Techniques. 111-120
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  Roger Wheate: Technical Notes and Ephemera. 121
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  Chris Perkins, Martin Dodge: 2008 RGS/IBG Annual International Conference. 123-124
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  Roger Wheate: UK Society of Cartographers' Forty-Fourth Annual Summer School 2008. 125-127
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  Reviews of Books and Atlases. 129-133

Volume 44, Number 3, 2009

Special Issue: Cognitive Issues in Geographic Information Visualization

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  Sara Irina Fabrikant, Amy Lobben: Introduction: Cognitive Issues in Geographic Information Visualization. 139-143
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  Amy L. Griffin, Scott Bell: Applications of Signal Detection Theory to Geographic Information Science. 145-158
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  Amy Lobben, Megan Lawrence, Judy M. Olson: fMRI and Human Subjects Research in Cartography. 159-169
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  Mary Hegarty, Harvey S. Smallman, Andrew T. Stull, Matt S. Canham: Naïve Cartography: How Intuitions about Display Configuration Can Hurt Performance. 171-186
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  Julie A. Dillemuth: Navigation Tasks with Small-Display Maps: The Sum of the Parts Does Not Equal the Whole. 187-200
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  Kirk Goldsberry, Sarah Battersby: Issues of Change Detection in Animated Choropleth Maps. 201-215
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  Alexander Klippel, Frank Hardisty, Rui Li, Chris Weaver: Colour-Enhanced Star Plot Glyphs: Can Salient Shape Characteristics Be Overcome? 217-231

Volume 44, Number 4, 2009

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  Kara C. Hoover: The Geography of Smell. 237-239
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  Veronica della Dora: Performative Atlases: Memory, Materiality, and (Co-)Authorship. 240-255
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  Candice R. Luebbering, Laurence W. Carstensen: Varying Display Size and Resolution for Digitizing Vector and Raster Targets: A Study of Digitizing Performance on Multiple-Monitor High-Resolution Displays. 256-273
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  Tarmo K. Remmel, Ajith H. Perera: Mapping Natural Phenomena: Boreal Forest Fires with Non-discrete Boundaries. 274-288
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  Jonathan Cinnamon, Claus Rinner, Michael D. Cusimano, Sean Marshall, Tsegaye Bekele, Tony Hernandez, Richard H. Glazier, Mary L. Chipman: Online Map Design for Public-Health Decision Makers. 289-300
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  Bernhard Jenny, Ernst Hutzler, Lorenz Hurni: Self-Adjusting Legends for Proportional Symbol Maps. 301-304
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  Reviews of Books & Atlases. 305-308