Publications

2024

Shiv Ganesh (2024). Suffering and the edges of Melodrama. Quarterly Journal of Speech, Vol 110.1. DOI: 10.1080/00335630.2023.2292326.

Shiv Ganesh (2024). On separating data from people: Reflections on Indigenous data exhaust, Transparency, and Constitutive Relationality. Environmental Communication, OnlineFirst. DOI: 10.1080/17524032.2023.2299749.

2023

• Exploring co-creation labs: creative convergence at work
  
  Bussey, S., Friman, E., Do, T., Barrineau, S. and Powell, N. (2023), Environmental Communication in Planning, Natural Resource Management and Sustainability Transformations
  
  
• Co-Creation Labs: Fostering Innovative Ways of Communicating for Sustainability.
  
  Bussey, M., Friman, E., Do, T., Barrineau, S. (2023). International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 13(2).
  
  
• A social mapping of Swedish environment-focussed Facebook groups in Sweden: The principles, methods and implementation of a mapping project.
  
  Doudaki, V., Carpentier, N. (2023). Telematics and Informatics, 83, 102121
  
  
• Behind the narratives of climate change denial and rights of nature: Sustainability and the ideological struggle between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism in two radical Facebook groups in Sweden.
  
  Doudaki, V., Carpentier, N. (2023). Journal for Political Ideologies, May 31.
  
  
• Mapping environment-focussed social media, audio-visual media and art, in Sweden. Communications.
  
  Doudaki, V., Carpentier, N. (2023). The European Journal of Communication Research.
  
  
• Simple questions for complex matters? An enquiry into Swedish Google search queries on wind power. Nordic Journal of Library and Information Studies.
  
  Ekström, B., Tattersall Wallin, E. (2023). Nordic Journal of Library and Information Studies, 4(1), p. 34-5.
  
  
• The Powerpoint Imagination: Visualization and Managerial Vocabularies in Sustainability Reports.
  
  Ganesh, S., Harness, D., James, S. et al. (2023). Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.
  
  
• Library and Information Studies in the Climate Crisis,
  
  Graminius, C., Ekström, B., and Haider, J. (Eds) (2023). Special issue of Nordic Journal of Library and Information Studies, 4(1).
  
  
• Google Search and the creation of ignorance: The case of the climate crisis.
  
  Haider, J., Rödl, M. (2023). Big Data & Society, 10(1).
  
  
• The Forgotten SDGs: Factors in Hierarchies of Sustainability Reporting.
  
  Harness, D., Klingelhöfer, J., Ganesh, S. (2023). In Harbisher, B. (Ed.). The Mediation of Sustainability: The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Social Movements and Public Discourse. Leicester, UK: De Montfort University Press.
  
  
• On Deliberators’ Awareness of Attitude Transformation.
  
  Hellquist, A. (2023). Journal of Deliberative Democracy,19(1).
  
  
• Storytelling to save the planet – Who gets to say what is sustainable, who tells the stories, and who should listen and change? 
  
  Joosse, S., Westin, M., Möckel, F., Keasey, H., Lorenzen, S. (2023). Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.
  
  
• Public Planner – A Deliberative Authority.
  
  Mäntysalo, R., Westin, M., Mattila, H. (2023). Planning Theory & Practice, 24(1).
  
  
• Broadening the Circle: Creativity, Regeneration and Redistribution in Value Loops.
  
  Palakshappa, N., Venkateswar, S., Ganesh, S. (2023). Social Responsibility Journal, 19.
  
  
• The quest for “nature” in selfies: how platforms shape nature/society relationships.
  
  Rödl, M., Haider, J., Joosse, S. (2023). Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.
  
  
• In-store apparel shopping and sustainability communication: The interplay between attitudes and context.
  
  Vlasenko, L. & Grubbström, A (2023). International Journal of Sustainable Fashion & Textiles, 2(1), pp. 83-100.
  
  
• Representations of wildfires in academia.
  
  Whitman, M., Holmgren, S. (2023). Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.
  
  
• Between authority and argumentation: facilitators’ use of power in collaborative governance

Westin, Martin; Hallgren, Lars; Montgomerie, Emily (2023) Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.

2022

• Silencing/Unsilencing Nature: A ‘Lupocentric’ Remediation of Animal-Nature Relationships

Carpentier, N. (2022) Central European Journal of Communication 15, 1(30), 92-111.

• Facebook Groups in Sweden Constructing Sustainability: Resisting Hegemonic Anthropocentrism

Doudaki, V.; Carpentier, N (2022) Central European Journal of Communication.

• Representations of wildfires in academia

Whitman, M., Holmgren, S. (2022) Journal of Environmental Planning and Management.

• Whose transformation is this? Unpacking the ‘apparatus of capture’ in Sweden's bioeconomy

Holmgren, S., Giurca, A., Johansson, J., Kanarp, C. S., Stenius, T., & Fischer, K. (2022)
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 42, 44-57. 

• 'First forced displacements, then slaughter': Discursive regulations of nature by the state and Sami in a Swedish TV documentary

Filimonov, K., Carpentier, N (2022) Journal of Language and Politics 21(6) 827-846.

• 'How is he entitled to say this?': Constructing the identities of experts, ordinary people, and presenters in Swedish television series on climate change

Filimonov, K., Carpentier, N (2022) Nordicom Review, 43: 111-128.

• Algorithmically embodied emissions: the environmental harm of everyday life information in digital culture

Haider, J;, Rödl, M.; & Joosse, S. (2022) Information Research 27.

• Knowledge co-production in the Helge å catchment: a comparative analysis.

Malmborg, K.; Wallin, I.; Brukas, V.; Do, T.; Lodin, I.; Neset, T-S.; Norström, A.; Powell, N.; Tonderski, K. (2022) Ecosystems and People, 18:1, 565-582.

• The Blue Marble Effect: Globalization, Visibility and Lenticulation.

Ganesh, S. Stohl, C., James, S. (2022).
In Kuhn, T.; Bencherki, N & Basque, J. (Eds.):
Handbook on the Communicative Constitution of Organization. New York: Routledge. 368-381.

2021

• Plus ça change: Globalization and the ethnographic imagination

Ganesh, S. (2021) Management Communication Quarterly. Vol 35.

• "Let us be led by the residents”: Swedish dialogue experts’ stories about power, justification and ambivalence
  

Westin, M., Mutter, A., Calderon, C., & Hellquist, A. (2021)
Nordic Journal of Urban Studies, Volume 1, Issue 2, 113-130.

• The framing of power in communicative planning theory: Analysing the work of John Forester, Patsy Healey and Judith Innes.

Westin, M. (2021) Planning Theory 21:2, 132-154. 

• Conflicting and entangled human–nature relationships: A discursive-material analysis of the documentary film Kiruna - A Brand New World.

Carpentier, N. & Doudaki, V. & Rozsypal Pajerová, A. (2021)
People & Nature.

• From stakeholders to joint knowledge production partners: The participatory development of guiding principles and toolkit to structure the participation of non-academic partners in academic research. 

Doudaki, V. & Carpentier, N. (2021)
Conjunctions 8: 1.

• Silencing/Unsilencing Nature. A participatory visual essay on the right to flourish 

Carpentier, N (2021)
Comunicazioni Sociali 1:61-70.
The author, Nico Carpentier, is presenting the article in this video 

• Citizen Science as Democratic Innovation That Renews Environmental Monitoring and Assessment for the Sustainable Development Goals in Rural Areas

Alarcon Ferrari, C.; Jönsson, M.; Gebreyohannis Gebrehiwot; S., Chiwona-Karltun; L., Mark-Herbert, C.; Manuschevich, D.; Powell, N.; Do, T.; Bishop, K.; & Hilding-Rydevik, T. (2021) Sustainability, 13(5).

2020

• Communicating Academic Knowledge Beyond the Written Academic Text: An Auto-Ethnographic Analysis of the Mirror Palace of Democracy Installation Experiment. 

Carpentier, N. (2020)
International Journal of Communication 14: 2120-2143
This article has also been translated to Portuguese:
Comunicando o conhecimento acadêmico além do texto acadêmico escrito: uma análise autoetnográfica do experimento da instalação Mirror Palace of Democracy 
Carpentier, N. (2020)
MATRIZes, 14(2): 75-99.

• Värdet av politiska konflikter 
  

Hallgren, L. & Fischer, A. (2020)
Stjärnspäckat

Master's theses

2022

• Identity frames in knowledge co-creation - Facilitators for social transformations

Maria Nyström. Handledare: Eva Friman.

• Community interactions: How visitors co-create Greenpeace's online presence

Aristeides A. Prougulakis Kastillo. Handledare: Sofie Joosse.

• Film clubbing : collective rituals for processing eco-anxiety

Felicitas Paul. Handledare: Sofie Joosse.

• Defining the social representations of BEV technology sceptics in social media discourses

Polad Azizov. Handledare: Malte Rödl.

2021

• One land, two rights. A study of the conflict between forestry and reindeer herding from an environmental justice perspective

Anna Hjelm. Handledare: Kaisa Raitio.

• Filmmakers’ interpretation of Environmental Science Fiction – An exploration of how movies can be used for change making

Sara Gustavsson. Handledare: Sofie Joosse.

• Ambiguous environmental advertising: how brand advertising and consumers frame Rügenwalder Mühle’s products

Klara Pietsch. Handledare: Malte Rödl.

• Instagram and sustainability: how Instagram users make sense of their engagement within the sustainability context on the platform

Caroline Budiwarman. Handledare: Malte Rödl.

2020

• The crucial role of the facilitator: analysing identity construction and dilemmas

Fanny Möckel. Supervisor: Martin Westin

• The underlying meanings shaping Environmental Communication Campaigns (ECCs) – an exploration of meta-discourse 

Fanny Svenneke Åsberg. Supervisor: Lars Hallgren

• Sustainability communication in clothing stores – exploring the interplay between attitudes, behaviour and the context of in-store apparel shopping 

Larisa Vlasenko. Supervisor: Ann Grubbström