Media Coverage
- Podcast - National Public Radio
Sheilagh Ogilvie on "What a 16th-Century Guild Teaches Us About Competition"
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Podcast - BBC History Magazine
Sheilagh Ogilvie discusses consumption regulations in early modern Germany:
Listen: BBC History Magazine Podcast
Download: BBC Magazine History mp3
- Feature Article - BBC History Magazine
For centuries many German citizens were forbidden to consume a variety of desirable goods, including "very wide trousers". Sheilagh Ogilvie, Markus Küpker and Janine Maegraith explain how such regulations may have had serious economic consequences
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"Was macht die Kunst, Sheilagh Ogilvie?" ["What Does Art Do, Sheilagh Ogilvie?"]
Monopol: Magazin für Kunst und Leben - An Interview with Sheilagh Ogilvie - September 2011.
- "Auingen als Forschungsobjekt" ["Auingen Subjected to Academic Research"]
"In a research project that has received a lot of attention, a team from the University of Cambridge is currently investigating the consumption history of this Alb community"
- "Wissen, was die Welt bewegt: Ruller erforscht in Cambridge Ursachen von Wirtschaftswachstum" ["Knowing What Moves the World: Scientist from Rulle Carries out Research in Cambridge into the Origins of Economic Growth."]
- "Woher kommt das Wirtschaftswachstum?" ["Where Does Economic Growth Come From?"]
- "The Evolution of Keeping Up With the Joneses, as Seen in 17th Century German Villages "
- An Interview with Sheilagh Ogilvie on BBC Radio 4 "Woman's Hour", 24 May 2011 (interview starts at minute 33)
- " Empty trash. Buy milk. Forge history."
- 300 Years of List-Making
A 'University Research Feature' article, 20 May 2011
