Remling, E. (2023). Exploring the affective dimension of climate adaptation discourse: Political fantasies in German adaptation policy. Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space, 0(0). 

Mert A. and J. Marquardt (2022) Reframing the Anthropocene: Democratic challenges and openings for sustainability. In The Routledge Handbook of Democracy and Sustainability (pp. 461-475). Routledge.

Üzelgün, M. A. (2022) Portrayals of climate change and drought in the politically oriented Turkish press: Socialist, Islamist, and Nationalist accounts of extreme weather in 2007 and 2014. In W. F. Leal & E. Manolas (Eds.) Climate Change in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Region. Springer. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-78566-6_8

Behagel, J. H. & Mert, A. (2021) “The political nature of fantasy and political fantasies of nature” Journal of Language and Politics, 20(1):79-94.’

Lövbrand, E. and Mobjörk, M. (eds.) (2021) Anthropocene (In)Securities: Reflections on Collective Survival 50 Years after the Stockholm Conference, SIPRI Research Report 26, Oxford, Oxford University Press.

Glynos, J. (2021) “Critical fantasy studies” Journal of Language and Politics, 20(1):95-111.

Glynos, J., Howarth, D., Flitcroft, R., Love, C., Roussos, K. & Vazquez, J. (2021) “Logics, discourse theory and methods: Advances, challenges and ways forward” Journal of Language and Politics, 20(1):62-78.

Mert, A. (2020) “Fantasy” in: An A to Z of Shadow Places Concepts, F. Miller, D. Houston and E. Potter (eds), The Shadow Places Network.

Farinella, E., & Costa, A., (2020) Agroforestry as an environmental innovation tool for agriculture in regions particularly affected by climate change. In Iván Vargas-Chaves, (Ed), Innovación ambiental y análisis del riesgo: dos enfoques para una gestión ambiental modern, CECAR Editorial.

Remling, E. (2020) “Migration as climate adaptation? Exploring discourses amongst development actors in the Pacific Island region” Regional Environmental Change 20(3).

Lövbrand, E., Mobjörk, M. and Söder, R. (2020) The Anthropocene and the Geo-Political Imagination: Re-thinking Earth as Political Space, Earth System Governance 4

Potter, E., Miller, F., Lövbrand, E., Houston, D.,  McLean, J., O’Gorman, E., Evers, C.  (2020) A manifesto for shadow places: Re-imagining and co-producing connections for justice in an era of climate change, Environment and Planning E, 0(0), pp.1-21.

Üzelgün, M. A., & Pereira, J. R. (2020) Beyond the co-production of technology and society: The discursive treatment of technology with regard to near-term and long-term environmental goals. Technology in Society, 61, 101244. DOI: 10.1016/j.techsoc.2020.101244

Biermann, F. and Lövbrand, E. (eds.) (2019) Anthropocene Encounters: New Directions in Green Political Thinking, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Kaijser, A. and Lövbrand, E. (2019) Run for Your Life: Embodied Environmental Story-telling and Citizenship on the Road to Paris, Frontiers in Communication 4, article 32.

Mert, A. (2019) “The trees in Gezi Park: Environmental policy as the focus of democratic protests” Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 21(5):593-607.

Remling, E. (2018) “Depoliticizing adaptation: a critical analysis of EU climate adaptation policy” Environmental Politics, 27(3):477-497.

Remling, E. (2017) “Logics, assumptions and genre chains: a framework for poststructuralist policy analysis” Critical Discourse Studies, 15(1):1-18.

Behagel, J. H., Arts, B. & Turnhout, E. (2017) “Beyond argumentation: a practice-based approach to environmental policy” Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning, 21(5):479-491.

da Costa Pinto Oliveira, B., Heffer, C. & Behagel, J.H. (2016) “Participatory Scenario-Building for Brazilian Climate Policy: The IES-Brasil Project Experience” Development, 59:314–320.

Gadinger, F., Kopf, M., Mert, A. & Smith, C. (2016) “Building Stories-Building Cooperation: The role of narrative and fiction in politics” Global Dialogues, 6(12), Duisburg: University of Duisburg-Essen.

Kossmann, C. M., Behagel, J. H. & Bailey, M. (2016) “Action and inertia in collaborative governance” Marine Policy, 72:21-30.

Farinella, E. (2016). L’importanza di un approccio marginale al medio ambiente. In G. A. Rodríguez & I. Vargas-Chaves (Eds.), La prevención en materia ambiental: tendencias actuales (1st ed., pp. 135–154). Editorial Universidad del Rosario.  

Mert, A. (2015) “Environmental Governance through Partnerships A Discourse Theoretical Study” Edward Elgar.

Arts, B., Behagel, J. H., Turnhout, E., de Koning, J. & van Bommel, S. (2014) “A practice based approach to forest governance” Forest Policy and Economics Volume, 49:4-11.

Glynos, J. (2014) “Death, Fantasy and the Ethics of Mourning” in: The Social Construction of Death, L. Van Brussel and N. Carpentier (eds), Palgrave Macmillan, London.

Glynos, J. (2014) “Neoliberalism, markets, fantasy: The case of health and social care” Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, 19(1):5-12.

Glynos J. et al. (2014) “Narrative, Fantasy and Mourning: A Critical Exploration of Life and Loss in Assisted Living Environments” in: The Psychosocial and Organization Studies, Studies in the Psychosocial, K. Kenny and M. Fotaki (eds), Palgrave Macmillan, London.

Mert, A. (2013) “Discursive Interplay and Co-constitution: Carbonification of Environmental Discourses,” in: Interpretive Approaches to Global Climate Governance: (De)constructing the Greenhouse, C. Methmann, D. Rothe and B. Stephan (eds.), Routledge, 23-39.

Glynos, J. (2012) “The Place of Fantasy in a Critical Political Economy: The Case of Market Boundaries” Cardozo Law Review, 33(6):2373-2411.

Mert, A. (2012) “The Privatisation of Environmental Governance: On myths, forces of nature and other inevitabilities” Environmental Values, 21(4):475-498.

Glynos, J. (2011) “Fantasy and identity in critical political theory” Filozofski Vestnik, 32 (2):65-88.

Glynos, J. (2010) “Lacan at Work” in: Lacan and Organization, C. Cederström & C. Hoedemaekers (eds), MayFly Books, London.

Glynos, J. & Stavrakakis, Y. (2010) “Politics and the Unconscious“ Subjectivity, 3(3).

Glynos, J. & Howarth D. (2007) “Logics of Critical Explanation in Social and Political Theory” Routledge.