Jeremy Packer

The digital body: Telegraphy as discourse network

Theory Culture & Society, 32(1), 93–117.

"Epistemology Not Ideology OR Why We Need New Germans"

Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 10(2-3), 295–300.

Police media: The governance of territory, speed, and communication

Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 10(4), 359–384.

Screens in the sky: SAGE, surveillance, and the automation of perceptual, mnemonic, and epistemological labor

Social Semiotics, 23(2), 173–195.

Communication matters: materialist approaches to media, mobility, and networks

New York: Routledge.

Strategies for Materializing Communication

COMMUNICATION AND CRITICAL-CULTURAL STUDIES, Vol. 9, pp. 107–113.

Communication matters : materialist approaches to media, mobility and networks

New York : Routledge.

Automobility and apparatuses: Commentary on cotton seiler's republic of drivers

History and Technology, 26(4), 361–368.

From windscreen to widescreen: Screening technologies and mobile communication

Communication Review, 13(4), 309–339.

Rethinking Communication After the Mobilities Turn

COMMUNICATION REVIEW, Vol. 13, pp. 263–268.

What is an archive?: An apparatus model for communications and media history

Communication Review, 13(1), 88–104.

Secret agents: popular icons beyond James Bond

New York : Peter Lang.

Mobility without mayhem : safety, cars, and citizenship

Durham : Duke University Press.

Homeland subjectivity: The algorithmic identity of security

Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 4(2), 212–216.

Becoming bombs: Mobilizing mobility in the war of terror

Cultural Studies (London, England), 20(4-5), 371–399.

Thinking with James Carey : essays on communications, transportation, history

New York : Peter Lang,

Foucault, cultural studies, and governmentality

Albany : State University of New York Press.