Vincent Lagendijk (V.C.)

Books

• Electrifying Europe: The Power of Europe in the Construction of Electricity Networks, PhD diss. Eindhoven Universty of Technology (Amsterdam: Aksant, 2008).

Articles

• Lagendijk, Vincent. “The Structure of Power: The UNECE and East-West Electricity Connections, 1947–1975.” Comparativ: Zeitschrift Für Globalgeschichte Und Vergleichende Gesellschaftsforschung 24, no. 1 (2014): 50–65.

• “Divided Development: Post-War Ideas on River Utilization and Their Influence on the Development of the Danube.” The International History Review (2014).

• “'To Consolidate Peace'? The International Electro-Technical Community and the Grid for the United States of Europe.” Journal of Contemporary History, 47:2 (2012), 402-426.

• “'An Experience Forgotten Today': Examining Two Rounds of European Electricity Liberalization,” History and Technology 27, no. 3 (September 2011): 291-310.

• (with Erik van der Vleuten), “Transnational Infrastructure Vulnerability: The Historical Shaping of the 2006 European Blackout.” Energy Policy, 38:4 (2010), 2042-2052.

• (with Erik van der Vleuten), “Interpreting Transnational Infrastructure Vulnerability: 4/11 and the Historical Dynamics of Transnational Electricity Governance.” Energy Policy, 38:4 (2010), 2053-2062.

• “L'histoire de l'idée d'un système européen de l'électricité: projet, progrès, persistance”, in: Annales historiques de l'électricité, 6 (2008), 57-79.

• (with Johan Schot), “Technocratic Internationalism in the Interwar Years: Building Europe on Motorways and Electricity Networks”, in: Journal of Modern European History, 6:2 (2008) 196-217.

• (with Erik van Vleuten, Irene Anastasiadou and Frank Schipper), “Europe's System Builders: The Contested Shaping of Transnational Road, Electricity and Rail Networks”, in: Contemporary European History, 16, 3 (2007), 321-347.

Chapters

• “From Liberalism to Liberalisation: International Electricity Governance in the 20th Century.” In Linking Networks: The Formation of Common Standards and Visions for Infrastructure Development, edited by Martin Schiefelbusch and Hans-Liudger Dienel. Farnham: Ashgate, 2014, 137-150.

• (with Erik Van der Vleuten”, “Inventing Electrical Europe: Interdependencies, Borders, Vulnerabilities.” In Europe Goes Critical: The Emergence and Governance of European Critical Infrastructures, edited by Anique Hommels, Per Högselius, Erik Van der Vleuten, and Arne Kaijser. Palgrave MacMillan: Houndsmill, 2013, 57-96.

• (with Geert Verbong), “Setting the Stage for the Energy Transition,” in Governing the Energy Transition, ed. Geert Verbong and Derk Loorbach, Routledge Studies in Sustainability Transitions (London: Routledge, 2012), 24-50.

• (with Frank Schipper & Irene Anastasiadou), “New connections for an Old Continent: Rail, road and electricity in the League of Nations' Organisation for Communications and Transit”, in: Alexander Badenoch & Andreas Fickers (eds.), Europe Materializing? Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe (Houndsmill: Palgrave MacMillan, 2010), 113-143.

• “Biography 1: An Electrifying Legacy: The Long Life of the Oliven Plan,” in: Alexander Badenoch & Andreas Fickers (eds.), Europe Materializing? Transnational Infrastructures and the Project of Europe (Houndsmill: Palgrave MacMillan, 2010), 44–46.

• (with Erik van der Vleuten), “Electricity infrastructures”, entry in Akira Iriye & Pierre-Yves Saunier (eds.) Palgrave Dictionary of Transnational History (Houndsmill: Palgrave MacMillan, 2009), 315-318.

• “High voltages, Lower Tensions: The Interconnections of Eastern and Western European Electricity Networks in the 1970s and 1980s”, in: Éric Bussière, Michel Dumoulin & Sylvian Schirmann (eds.) Milieux économiques et intégration européenne au XXe siècle. La crise des années 1970 de la conférence de La Haye à la veille de la relance des années 1980, Euroclio: Etudes et Documents series, vol. 35, (Brussels: Peter Lang, 2006), 137-165.