(2013) 'Romancing the Drone: Military Desire and Anthropophobia from SAGE to Swarm.' Canadian Journal of Communication, vol. (2013) “Epistemology Not Ideology OR Why We Need New Germans.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, vol. (2013) “Screens in the Sky: SAGE, surveillance, and the automation of perceptual, mnemonic, and epistemological labor.” Social Semiotics, vol. (2013) “Police Media: The Governance of Territory, Speed, and Communication.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, vol. Media History and the Foundations of Media Studies. “The Conditions of Media’s Possibility: Foucault and Media History.” In J. Carey Media Research Award competition sponsored by the Carl Couch Center for Social and Internet Research (2014) “The Digital Body: Telegraphy as Discourse Network.” Theory Culture & Society. (2016) “Abstract Materialism: Peter Galison Discusses Foucault, Kittler, and the History of Science and Technology.” International Journal of Communication. (2016) “'Media Genealogy and the Politics of Archaeology.' International Journal of Communication. (2016) “Media Genealogy.” International Journal of Communication. Packer, Jeremy and Alex Monea, Special Issue Eds. (2017) “Taking People Out: Drones, Media/Weapons, and the Coming Humanectomy.” In L. (2020) 'Making enemies with media.' Communication and the Public. The SAGE Handbook of Human-Machine Communication. Packer, Jeremy and Josh Reeves. (Forthcoming) “Perfect Incommunicability: War and the strategic paradox of human machine communication.” In A. (Forthcoming) 'WifeSaver: Tupperware and the Unfortunate Spoils of Containment.' In S. (2003) Foucault, Cultural Studies, and Governmentality. (234 p.)īratich, Jack, Jeremy Packer, and Cameron McCarthy, eds. (2006) Thinking With James Carey: Essays on Communications, Transportation, History. (360 p.) Winner of the 2008 Book of the Year, Critical and Cultural Division of the National Communication Association. (2008) Mobility Without Mayhem: Cars, Safety and Citizenship. (2009) Secret Agents: Popular Icons Beyond James Bond. (2012) Communication Matters: Materialist Approaches to Media, Mobility, and Networks.

(2020) Killer Apps: War, Media, Machine, Duke University Press, Durham NC (296 p.) It argues that the form of current political struggles taking place via media is technologically rooted in military logics of warfare. Jeremy is completing a collectively authored book, PrisonHouse of the Circuit: A Media Genealogy, which was presented in May at the UTM Media Genealogy Graduate Workshop. As Associate Dean, Graduate, Jeremy established a series of Graduate Research Workshops at UTM on a range of interdisciplinary topics from AI to the Arctic to Sustainability. Jeremy Packer Killer Apps: War, Media, Machine (Duke, 2020), a book co-authored with Joshua Reeves, will be published in February. It provides a critical investigation into the historical interconnections between military strategy and the technical innovation of media systems.

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