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The C2DH is a research centre of the highest excellence for public outreach and dissemination. Cutting edge public history projects are intertwined with outstanding academic research on the contemporary history of Luxembourg and Europe. 

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1 January 2014

written by :
Stefan Krebs

The Sound (Studies) of Science & Technology

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1 January 2014

written by :
Stefan Krebs

“Dial Gauge versus Senses 1 - 0” : German Auto Mechanics and the Introduction of New Diagnostic Equipment, 1950–1980

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1 January 2014

written by :
Stefan Krebs

The Art of Stethoscope Use: Diagnostic Listening Practices of Medical Physicians and “Auto Doctors”

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1 January 2014

written by :
Stefan Krebs

Sound and Safe : A History of Listening Behind the Wheel

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1 January 2014

written by :
Stefan Krebs

Review: Frank Steinbeck (2012). Das Motorrad. Ein deutscher Sonderweg in die automobile Gesellschaft. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag

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The ‘Franco-German duo’ and Europe as seen in cartoons (1945–2013)

1 January 2014

written by :
Marco Gabellini, Victoria Mouton

The ‘Franco-German duo’ and Europe as seen in cartoons (1945–2013)

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1 January 2014

written by :
Sandra Camarda

Zerstörte Postkartenidylle: Die Darstellung von Kriegsschäden auf Luxemburger Ansichtskarten

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1 January 2014

written by :
Julia Harnoncourt

Trabalho Escravo in Today’s Brazil

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1 January 2014

written by :
Julia Harnoncourt

Trabalho Escravo and the Globalized World

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1 January 2014

written by :
Julia Harnoncourt

Bevölkerungspolitik im kolonialen Algerien des 19. Jahrhunderts.

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1 January 2014

written by :
Maxime Derian

Lunettes hyperconnectées et altérité

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1 January 2014

written by :
Maxime Derian

Jaron Lanier: You Are Not a Gadget: a manifesto

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1 January 2014

written by :
Maxime Derian

Lectures croisées de deux livres de Jaron Lanier : Who Owns the Future ?, New York, Simon & Schuster, 2013 et You Are Not a Gadget, New York, Knopf, 2010

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1 January 2014

written by :
Maxime Derian

Cloud Atlas et le futur du futur. Sur un possible destin de la société industrielle

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1 December 2013

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Veins filled with the dilluted sap of rationality. A critical reply to Rens Bod

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1 June 2013

written by :
Karin Priem

Material Contexts and Creation of Meaning in Virtual Places: Web 2.0 as a Space of Educational Research

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1 March 2013

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Airy Curtains in the European Ether: Introduction

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1 January 2013

written by :
Andreas Fickers

European Television

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1 January 2013

written by :
Andreas Fickers

From colour TV war to non-aggression pact: Patents as actants of techno-political diplomacy in a European standardization process

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1 January 2013

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Television

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