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JEHRHE #2

Special issue
Light(s) and darkness(es): Shifting historical relations
Light(s) and darkness(es): Looking back, looking forward
Stéphanie Le Gallic
Sara B. Pritchard
The organization of space and time in the quartier Mu of Malia (Crete, bronze age, 3200-1100 BC), in light of lamps
Bastien Rueff
The public lantern’s interplay of light and darkness: between security-based expansions, savings-based extinguishings, and the limitations of technical innovation (Paris, Barcelona, 18th C.)
Benjamin Bothereau
Contested nightscapes: Illuminating colonial Bombay
Ute Hasenöhrl
Taming darkness: A new program for Paris cinema architecture between 1914 and 1921
Mathilde Thouron
What is French about the “French fear of darkness”? The co-production of imagined communities of light and energy
Nona Schulte-Römer
Bargaining electric power: Miners, blackouts, and the politics of illumination in the United States, 1965-1979
Trish Kahle
Dark futures: the loss of night in the contemporary city?
Nick Dunn
Epilogue. Field notes from the end of the world: Light, darkness, energy, and endscape in polar night
Sara B. Pritchard
Out of the box
Interpellation
A call to historicize wind and site studies
Rémi Gandoin
Energy sources
Condeeps. The dinosaurs of the north sea
Finn Harald Sandberg
Reviews
The Path to Sustained Growth: England’s Transition from an Organic Economy to an Industrial Revolution (Edward Anthony Wrigley, 2016)
Wout Saelens
Oil exploration, Diplomacy, and Security in the Early Cold War (Roberto Cantoni, 2017)
Radouan Andrea Mounecif
Machineries of Oil: An Infrastructural History of BP in Iran (Katayoun Shafiee, 2018)
Clarence Hatton-Proulx
Storia ambientale dell'energia nucleare. Gli anni della contestazione [Environmental History of Nuclear Energy. The era of contestation] (Andrea Candela, 2017)
Roberto Cantoni
Les économistes et la fin des énergies fossiles (Antoine Missemer, 2017)
Antonin Pottier