Publications

Airborne Coloniality Aerial Media and the Vertical Politics of Mediation and Violence Burçe Çelik, Sebastian James Rose, Media History, 1-19

Palestine as a laboratory: Aerial technologies, colonial violence and an origin of information-weaponry systems, Sebastian James Rose, Burçe Çelik, Communication, Culture & Critique, 19 (1), 49-57

Provincializing “New” Diplomatic History: An Interdisciplinary Manifesto, Tessa de Boer, Eline Ceulemans, Emma Forsberg, Juliette FrançoisMathias Istrup Karlsmose, Benjamin Khoo Jun Qi, Pichayapat Naisupap, Anna Pytlowany, Sebastian Rose, and Sean Silvia, Diplomatica, (2025) 1–23.

The Telegraph from Below: Race, Labour and the Indo-European Telegraph Department 1862–1927, History Workshop Journal, Vol. 97, Spring issue https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/dbae009, 29 April 2024.

‘British Quarantine and Telegraph Stations in the Persian Gulf, 1864–1928: Governing through Contagion, Entanglements and Enclaves’ in Contagion, Technology, and Law at the Limits

by Lynette J Chua (Editor), Jack Jin Gary Lee (Editor)

Rose on Ding, 'Technology and the Rise of Great Powers: How Diffusion Shapes Economic Competition', H-Sci-Med-Tech, March 2025

‘The Frontier in British India: Space, Science and Power in the Nineteenth Century, by Thomas Simpson University of Cambridge, 2021, pp., £75 (hardback), ISBN 9781108879156’ The British Society for the History of Science, June 2022

'The Telegraph From Below', History Workshop Online, 28 June 2024

https://www.historyworkshop.org.uk/labour/the-telegraph-from-below/

Imperial telegraphy: The Indo-European Telegraph Department in Iran and the Persian Gulf 1862 – 1932 Monograph traces the history of the Indo-European Telegraph Department in Iran and the Persian Gulf through its workers, stations and connections.