Early modern cartography and power in European Russia and Poland-Lithuania
Enlightenment to romantic historical claims between imperial Russia and east central Europe
Purposes of early 19th-century Russian imperial cartography
Purposes of early 19th-century Polish national cartography
Mid-19th-century cartography and the idea of progress in Russian empirecraft
Modern European ethnoschematization and the Vienna-St. Petersburg axis
Late 19th-century Russian imperial schemes and Habsburg-Polish cartographic borrowings in Galicia
Borderlands as modern homelands? mapping Ukraine and the grand duchy of Lithuania
Nationalizing cartography in the borderlands before World War I
Political cartography in east central Europe during World War I
Conclusion: purposes of maps in the borderlands of 1919.