Materializing Europe

Chapter 1 Introduction Europe Materializing? Toward a Transnational History of European Infrastructures

Chapter 2 Detours around Africa: The Connection between Developing Colonies and Integrating Europe

Chapter 3 Biography 1: An Electrifying Legacy: The Long Life of the Oliven Plan

Chapter 4 Myths of the European Network: Constructions of Cohesion in Infrastructure Maps

Chapter 5 Biography 2: David Mitrany and Ernst Haas: Theorizing a United Europe

Chapter 6 Transnational Infrastructures and the Origins of European Integration

Chapter 7 New Connections for an Old Continent: Rail, Road and Electricity in the League of Nations Organisation for Communications and Transit

Chapter 8 Biography 3: Louis Armand — Between United Atoms and Common Railways

Chapter 9 Feeding the peoples of Europe’: Transnational Food Transport Infrastructure in the Early Cold War, 1947–1960

Chapter 10 Biography 4: Mobilizing Europe’s Capital

Chapter 11 Eurocheque: Creating a ‘Common Currency’ European Infrastructure for the Cashless Mass Payments System

Chapter 13 Off the Leash. The European Mobile Phone Standard (GSM) as a Transnational Telecommunications Infrastructure

Chapter 14 Eventing Europe: Broadcasting and the Mediated Performances of Europe

Chapter 15 Biography 6: The Radio Station Scale: A Materialized European Event

Chapter 16 From Sea to Shining Sea. Making Ends Meet on the Rhine and the Rhone

Chapter 17 Biography 7: Peaceful Atom: The Brief Career of a Symbol of Co-operation and Prosperity

Chapter 18 European Civil Aviation in an Era of Hegemonic Nationalism: Infrastructure, Air Mobility, and European Identity Formation, 1919–1933