Transmitting and Receiving Europe. The European broadcasting space as a legal regime

个人项目“欧洲广播空间作为一种法律制度”是EUROCORES项目中欧洲网络项目的组成部分，该项目名为“1850年至今”，名为“发送和接收欧洲”，是EUROCORES项目“发明欧洲：技术和欧洲的形成”的组成部分，该项目旨在书写一部以广播通信是20世纪国家和跨国通信最强大和最有影响力的手段为中心的欧洲历史。这样的欧洲历史强调了广播技术和广播基础设施在欧洲作为一个一体化和/或支离破碎的政治、文化和经济实体的发明和建设中的作用。这个单独的项目侧重于欧洲的发射和接收之间的联系，即作为广播通信工具的广播频率，从而有助于实现总的意图。它分析了在不断变化的政治和文化环境中，广播频率使用的法律规则和承诺对欧洲通信空间的中间建设产生了怎样的影响。除了采用共同的方法反映物质层面、机构层面和话语层面上出现的不同形式的欧洲代表权的动态之外，这个单独的项目还将利用财产权理论。通过这样做，它试图解释在欧洲发送和接收广播节目所固有的共同利益问题。

The individual project ‘The European broadcasting space as a legal regime’ is an integral part of a European network project within the Eurocores program ‚Inventing Europe: Technology and the Making of Europe, 1850 up to present’ entitled ‘Transmitting and Receiving Europe’ which aims at writing a history of Europe centred on the idea of broadcast communication being the most powerful and influential means for both national and transnational communication in the 20th century. Such a history of Europe emphasizes the role of broadcasting technology and broadcasting infrastructures in the invention and building of Europe as an integrated and/or fragmented political, cultural and economic entity. This individual project contributes to the overall intention by focusing on the link between the transmission and the reception of Europe, namely the broadcasting frequencies which serve as a vehicle for broadcast communication. It analyzes in how far legal rules and commitments for the usage of broadcasting frequencies influenced the medial construction of European communication spaces in constantly changing political and cultural environments. In addition to a shared methodological approach which reflects the dynamics of different forms of European representation, emerging on the material level, on the institutional level and on the discursive level, this individual project will make use of property rights theory. By doing so it tries to explain the common goods problems inherent in transmitting and receiving broadcasting programmes in Europe.