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Green Dreams, Toxic Legacies: Toward a Digital Political Ecology of Silicon Valley
2017
International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing: A Journal of Digital Humanities
This article examines the ways that geohumanities approaches historical research aids in the study of environmental and urban history in one of the twentieth century's fastest growing American urban centers. It explores how San Jose typified the challenges of Silicon Valley's rapid urbanization and desire to chart a new form of industrialisation predicated on the 'greenness' of high-tech manufacturing and development. These issues are examined through a variety of mapping and GIS projects that
doi:10.3366/ijhac.2017.0179
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