Szeman, Imre

Publications, Activities, and Awards

• Canada needs an energy transition policy--for the environment and good jobs
• "A Crisis Discipline? The Task of the Environmental Humanities to Come"
• "Carbon Democracy at ten: an interview with Timothy Mitchell"
• "Critical Energy Studies: Experiments in Environmental Humanities.”
• "Energy Impasse: Investigating the Cultural and Social Barriers to Energy Transition" Insight Grant
• "Foreword: On Living with and without Fire"
• "O>C>G>: Oil, Coronavirus and the Promise of Green Futures"
• "Pumpjacks, Playgrounds and Cheap Lives"
• "The Humanities in Canada: A Complex Ecosystem"
• 2067
• A Line in the Sand
• After Oil
• After Oil School 3: Working Papers
• After Oil School Meeting
• Afterword
• Art, Activism, and the Politics of Pipelines
• Beyond Petroculture: Strategies for a Left Energy Transition
• Collaborative Meeting
• Communicating Power: Energy, Canada and the Field(s) of Communication
• Communicating Power: Energy, Canada and the Field(s) of Communication
• Communicating Power: Energy, Canada and the Field(s) of Communication.
• Cultures of Extraction
• Democracy / Digital / Environment
• Editorship
• Eight Principles for a Critical Theory of Energy
• Eight Principles for a Critical Theory of Energy
• Eight Principles on Fossil Fuels and the Present
• Energy Commons
• Energy Commons
• Energy Culture: Art and Theory on Oil and Beyond
• Energy Futures
• Energy Humanities
• Energy Humanities
• Energy Humanities
• Energy Humanities and the North American Petroleumscape
• Energy Humanities: An Anthology
• Energy Justice
• Energy Literacy, Transition, and Action
• Energy Transition and the Canadian Suburb
• Environmental Communication: An Introduction
• Fellowship
• Fellowship
• Feminist Solarities
• Foreword to the Chinese Edition
• Fracking
• From Apartheid to Precarity: On the Politics of Separation
• Fueling Culture
• Future Directions
• G7 Science Academies Statements
• Gasoline Dreams: Waking Up from Petroculture
• Global Scandal - Oil, Landscape, Climate Change
• Imagining Futures
• Impasse Time
• International Youth Deliberation on Energy Futures
• Introduction: From Solar to Solarity
• Introduction: On the Energy Humanities
• Introduction: Pipeline Politics
• Johns Hopkins Guide to Critical and Cultural Theory
• Just Transitions Roundtable
• Leverhulme Visiting Professorship in Critical Studies
• Life After Oil
• Literature and Energy
• Literature and Energy
• Marx 2018
• Meeting
• Mexico and Extraction
• Nuclear Futures for Canada
• O, Beautiful Earth (Under the Earth)!
• On Energy impasse: Cultural and Social Barriers to Energy Transition
• On Petrocultures
• On Petrocultures: Globalization, Culture, and Energy
• On the Politics of Extraction
• On the Politics of Region
• On the Politics of Region
• Opinion: Imagining a Brighter Post-Oil Future Requires Broader Input
• Petrocultures
• Petrocultures: Oil, Politics, Culture
• Petrocutures: Transitions
• Pipeline Politics
• Pipeline Politics
• Pipeline Politics: Oil, Borders and Energy Futures
• Pipelines and Territories: On Energy and Environmental Futures in Canada
• Pipelines and Territories: On Energy and Environmental Futures in Canada
• Preface
• Quitting (the) Habit: Fossil Fuels, Governmentality and the Politics of Energy Dependency
• Quitting (the) Habit: Fossil Fuels, Governmentality and the Politics of Energy Dependency
• Review of Karen Pinkus, Fuel
• Roundtable on Digital Democracies
• Roundtable on the Anthropocene
• Solar Futures
• Solar Promises
• Solar: Six Principles for Energy and Society After Oil
• Solarities
• Solarities: Seeking Energy Justice
• Solarity
• Solarity: Energy and Society after Oil
• Solarity: Six Theses on Energy Futures
• Supplying a Humanities Approach to Energy Use
• Transitions: On Energy, Pipelines, Art and Justice
• Triggering Transition
• Ukraine, Energy, and Environmental Futures
• Visiting Fellowship
• Visiting Professorship of Critical Studies
• Volatile Trajectories
• What Can the Humanities Contribute to the Global Energy Transition?
• What is a Petroculture? Conjectures on Energy and Global Culture
• What Is Canada Waiting For to Start Its Transition?
• Workshop
• Workshop
• “Afterword"
• “Canada’s Foreign Policy Needs to Address Climate Change”
• “Conjectures on World Energy Literature"
• “Energy Humanities and the Petroleumscape"
• “Energy Humanities: A Condensed History"
• “Energy Humanities”
• “Energy, Culture, and Covid”
• “Geo-Engineering or Social Engineering?”
• “Greening Canada? Energy and Climate Policy in the 2020 Throne Speech”
• “Introduction: From Geopolitics to the Politics of the Earth"
• “Nine Principles for a Critical Theory of Energy”
• “On Energy Transition and Renewable Futures"
• “On Solar Futures”
• “Part 1: Energy, Culture, and Covid”
• “Part 2: Energy and Art: Visuality and Countervisuality.
• “Petrocultures: Reflections on 10 years of Research and Advocacy for a World in Crisis"
• “Sugar Dreams; or, How to Learn to Live with (and without) Extraction”
• “The Future of the Sun: On Energy Transition and Renewable Futures"
• “The Worst Place in the World: Peter England"
• “Towards a Critical Theory of Energy”
• “What are SDGs? A Brief Introduction to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals"
• “What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Extractivism?”
• “What is a Petroculture?”
• “What is a Petroculture?”