While the British conservative party slowly drives itself crazy over its resentment of EU integration, here’s a map guide to the way it sees the continent. → read more

Achtung bitte! The German edition of my Atlas of Prejudice book will hit the bookstores in February 2013! Start queuing up before it’s too late! → read more

Meet the Young Earth creationists according to whom, Cinderella created the Moon in 3 days using her shoe to knock off the crater holes. Or something. → read more

How the world changes as the US Republican Party completes its transformation from a business-centric force into a creationist guerrilla organization. → read more

It’s often said that simplicity equals beauty, yet it’s no coincidence this is the slogan of the advertising industry. Doesn’t that make you suspicious? → read more

The concept of an enemy is engraved in our psyche on a very fundamental level. This is a short essay about it, written for my Atlas of Prejudice book. → read more

Here’s your chance to see what Latin Americans think about Europeans on another map from my Mapping Stereotypes. Made by a certified Latin American expert. → read more

I was asked by my publisher to make a stereotype map according to Austrians. I ended up making a historical one about the Austro-Hungarian empire instead. → read more

My first book is on the horizon. I started work on the Atlas of Prejudice, which will take the Mapping Stereotypes project to a whole new level. The only catch? It will be in German. → read more

How the Spanish El Mundo newspaper tried to write a patriotic article about the merits of my Mapping Stereotypes project and ended up with a mess that is not only incoherent but genuinely illogical. → read more

The next Mapping Stereotypes map enters the realm of ancient Middle Eastern astronomy and delivers a stunning blow to the theory that the state of Israel is round and rotates around the Sun. → read more

Mapping the remains of the Arab Spring a year after seems easy at first sight. You just have to put “democracy” all over the place. The real difficulty comes with adjectives you have to attach to it. → read more