Location Technologies in International Context offers the first account of location technologies internationally (in an expanded sense), and brings together the best available international scholarship on these technologies and their various cultures of use within the Global South.

The Worlds of Location Technology – Rowan Wilken, Heather Horst, and Gerard Goggin Location-based Technologies from the Walls of Rural China –– Elisa Oreglia Digital Repertoires in Australia’s Remote Aboriginal Communities –– Ellie Rennie Location as Conspicuous Consumption: The Making of Modern Women and Consumer Culture in south-east Turkey — Elisabetta Costa The Berber House or the World Leaked: Mobile Phones, Gender Switching, and Place in Morocco — Hsain Ilahiane Information SuperCalle: The Social Internet of Havana’s Wi-Fi Streets — Erika Polson Rethinking Located Technologies: Location and Practice in "New" and "Old" Media — Tingting Liu and Anna Pertierra Uneven Topologies of Communication: Mobiles and Transnational Location in Samoa — James Meese, Rowan Wilken, and Iona Chan Mow Location Technologies in Extreme Environments: The Case of King George Island, Antarctica — Juan Francisco Salazar Navigating Mobile Phone Infrastructures on the Border of Haiti and The Dominican Republic — Heather A. Horst Locating Technologies on the Ground in Post-Earthquake Haiti — Mimi Sheller Location Technologies and Surveillance in Insurgent Occupied Mali and Nigeria — Lisa Parks Generic Phones in Context: The Circulation and Social Practices of Mobile Devices in Rio De Janiero – Adriana de Souza e Silva, Christiane S. Damasceno, and Daniela Bueno Trust and Knowing: Emerging Technologies and Mobility in the Global South – Sarah Pink, Rosamaria Lucena, Jananda Pinto, Angélica P. C. de Souza, Camille Caminha, Geraldina Maria de Siqueira, Mariana Duarte de Oliveira, Alex Gomes, and Renata Zilse