Publications
BOOKS
Materializing Europe: Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe (Palgrave, 2010) editor, with Andreas Fickers
Sarah Moss and Alexander Badenoch, Chocolate: a Global History (Reaktion Books, 2009)
Voices in Ruins: West German Radio Across the 1945 Divide (Palgrave 2008) IAMHIST prize for best work in Media and History in 2007-2008. Read online reviews here, here and hier.
ARTICLES
“Translating Liebeskummer: Combo 1965″ Journal of European Television History and Culture 1(1): 48-52. (2012)
“Harmonized Spaces, Dissonant Objects, Inventing Europe? Mobilizing Digital Heritage”, Culture Unbound, Volume 3, 2011: 295–315. Hosted by Linköping University Electronic Press: http://www.cultureunbound.ep.liu.se
“Die europäische Wiedergeburt des Radios? Die Entwicklung und Arbeit des EBU-Radioprogrammkomitees” [Radio's European Rebirth? The development and work of the EBU's radio programme committee] Rundfunk und Geschichte 36(1/2) (2010)
“Touring between war and peace: imagining the ‘Transcontinental Motorway’ 1930-1950″ Journal of Transport History 28(2) (2007) pp. 192-210
“Time consuming: women’s radio and the reconstruction of national narratives in western Germany 1945-1948″ German History 25:1 (2007) pp. 46-71
““Making Sunday what it actually should be: Sunday radio programming and the re-invention of tradition in occupied Germany 1945-1949,” Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Televison 25:4 (2005), pp. 577-98
BOOK CHAPTERS
Alexander Badenoch and Hans-Ulrich Wagner: “Coming home into thin air? Radio and the socio-cultural geography of homecoming in Germany 1945-1955″ in G. Scott Soo, Sharif Gemie and Norry Laporte (eds) Coming Home? Vol 2: Conflict and Return Migration in the Aftermath of the Second World War (Cambridge Scholars Press, in preparation).
Alexander Badenoch and Andreas Fickers, “Europe Materializing? Toward a transnational history of European infrastructures,” in Badenoch and Fickers, eds. Materializing Europe: Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe, (Palgrave 2010) pp. 1-25
“Myths of the European network: constructions of cohesion in infrastructure maps” in Badenoch and Fickers, eds. Materializing Europe: Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe, (Palgrave 2010) pp. 47-77
“More ‘Helau’ than ‘Hummel-Hummel’? Cultural landscapes in the programme of the NWDR Cologne 1945-1949” in: Briel, Holger / Fehringer, Carol (eds.), Field Studies: German Language, Media and Culture Oxford: Peter Lang 2005 , pp. 197-215
ONLINE
Content editor, “Europe, Interrupted”, online virtual exhibit for ESF-Eurocores programme “Inventing Europe: Technology and the Making of Europe, 1850 to the Present”, www.inventingeurope.eu
“The Peculiar Silence of The Boat That Rocked“ Discussion of Richard Curtis’s 2009 film for ZZF-Potsdam’s Zeitgeschichte Online (www.zeitgeschichte-online.de)
Keynote articles “Domestication” and “EBU/OIRT” for VideoActive
(with Suzanne Lommers) “EBU Archives: The other ‘public service’” European Broadcasting Union Diffusion online, July 2006
CONFERENCE PAPERS AND INVITED LECTURES (Recent Selection)
(with Kristin Skoog) “Networking women: The International Association of Women in Radio and Television,” presentation for the “Broadcasting in the 1950s Conference” Gregynog Hall,Wales 20-22 July 2011
“Pirates, incorporated: offshore broadcasting and the commemoration of pop music radio” panel “New media, new memory” IAMHIST conference, Copenhagen July 6-9, 2011,
“Iron(ic) Curtains: technology, territory and the new role of broadcasting in Cold War Europe” Introductory presentation for “Voices of Freedom – Western Interference? 60 Years of Radio Free Europe” conference, Munich, April 28-30 2011
“Harmonizing for Dissonance? Creating a transnational virtual exhibit using online heritage collections” Research Seminar, Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences (KNAW) e-Humanities group, Amsterdam17 February 2011
“What’s the (European) story? Making sense of the digital heritage environment.” Keynote lecture for the First EUscreen International Conference on Content Selection Policies and Contextualisation 7-8 October 2010.
“Between rock and roll and a hard place: ‘pirate’ radio and the problems of Cold War Europe” Paper presented to the Tensions of Europe Conference, Sofia 18 June 2010
“Familiar voices: radio and the renegotiation of intimacy in postwar Germany” Media and Humanities seminar, Lincoln University, 21 April 2010
“The Love of Chocolate and the Spirit of Christmas” Invited Lecture, Not Just for Christmas workshop Glasgow, 19 December 2009
“Europe, no points? Placing the popular in post-war European broadcasting landscapes” Paper presented to the workshop “Euro Pop: The Production and Consumption of a European Popular Culture in the 20th Century”, Villa Vigoni, 9 June 2009
“Darkening pasts, brightening futures: the energizing myths of Kaprun.” Lecture for WMTC Summer School, Ravenstein 27 August 2009
