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 Collaboration in the project takes place through a series of workshops (two per year), which are prepared in such a way as to use them for constructive work on an edited volume. The edited volume will be the single most important result from the research carried out within this CRP, and it is also the main end product of our intra-CRP collaboration. The editor team consists of Arne Kaijser, Per Högselius, Erik van der Vleuten, and Anique Hommels.
Each IP and AP
will also produce its own products in the form of articles or books.
Furthermore we also foresee that some articles will be co-authored by
researchers from different IP/APs.
Publications
This is an overview of relevant material published from EUROCRIT people.
Articles
Högselius, P. (2009), ‘The internationalization of the European electricity industry: the case of Vattenfall’, Utilities Policy, 17, 3.
Schot, J. & Lagendijk, V. (2008), ‘Technocratic
internationalism in the interwar years: building Europe on motorways
and electricity networks’, in Journal of Modern European History, 6, 2,
196-217.
Van der Vleuten, E. & Lagendijk, V. (forthcoming), "Transnational
Infrastructure Vulnerability: Historical interpretation of the 2006
European blackout’, submitted to Energy Policy.
Published contributions to international conferences
- Michelsen,
K.E. (in press), ‘The Finnish Nuclear Power Programme’, Max
Planck Institute pre-publication series.
- Thue,
L. (2008), ‘From large technical systems to technological
complexes’, History of Telecommunications Conference – HISTELCOM
2008, Paris: IEEE, 52-55.
Shorter articles
Erik van der Vleuten, ‘Large Technical Systems’, Blackwell Companion to the Philosophy of Technology (Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2009): 218-223. (1.65 MB) - Högselius,
P. (2009), ‘Science, Technology and Politics in the GDR: High
Ambitions and Shattered Dreams’, Review Article, Europe-Asia
Studies, 61, 5, 881-885.
- Vincent
Lagendijk & Erik van der Vleuten, 'Electricity infrastructures',
Palgrave Dictionary of Transnational History (New York: Palgrave
MacMillan, 2009): 315-319. (299.62 kB)
- Frank Schipper & Erik van der
Vleuten, 'Transnational infrastructure development and
governance in historical perspective', Network Industries Quarterly
Vol. 10, nr. 3 (2008): 5-7.
- Michelsen, K.E. (2007), ‘Project Eastinghouse: teknologinen haaste Loviisassa’, ATS Ydintekniikka, 3, 14-16.
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EUROCRIT is a research project in Inventing Europe , a EUROCORES programme coordinated by the European Science Foundation. It
seeks to gain a better understanding of risks in the construction and
governance of European infrastructures.
