Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Clashing tactics, clashing generations : the politics of the school strikes for climate in Belgium

Anneleen Kenis (UGent)

(2021) POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE. 9(2). p.135-145
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Post-politics contested : why multiple voices on climate change do not equal politicisation

Anneleen Kenis (UGent)

(2019) ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING C-POLITICS AND SPACE. 37(5). p.831-848
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Ambiguity as agency : critical opportunists in the neoliberal city

Michael Kaethler, Seppe De Blust and Tim Devos (UGent)

(2017) CODESIGN - INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COCREATION IN DESIGN AND THE ARTS. 13(3). p.175-186
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Imagining the carbon neutral city : the (post)politics of time and space

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) and Matthias Lievens

(2017) ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING A-ECONOMY AND SPACE. 49(8). p.1762-1778
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Unravelling the (post-)political in transition management : interrogating pathways towards sustainable change

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) , Federica Bono and Erik Mathijs

(2016) JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & PLANNING. 18(5). p.568-584
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Ecological citizenship and democracy : communitarian versus agonistic perspectives

Anneleen Kenis (UGent)

(2016) ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS. 25(6). p.949-970
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Greening the economy or economizing the green project? : when environmental concerns are turned into a means to save the market

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) and Matthias Lievens

(2016) REVIEW OF RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS. 48(2). p.217-234
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Searching for ‘the political’ in environmental politics

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) and Matthias Lievens

(2014) ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS. 23(4). p.531-548
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Climate change and post-politics : repoliticizing the present by imagining the future?

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) and Erik Mathijs

(2014) GEOFORUM. 52. p.148-156
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(De)politicising the local : the case of the Transition Towns movement in Flanders (Belgium)

Anneleen Kenis (UGent) and Erik Mathijs

(2014) JOURNAL OF RURAL STUDIES. 34. p.172-183

Academic Bibliography

Clashing tactics, clashing generations : the politics of the school strikes for climate in Belgium

Post-politics contested : why multiple voices on climate change do not equal politicisation

Ambiguity as agency : critical opportunists in the neoliberal city

Imagining the carbon neutral city : the (post)politics of time and space

Unravelling the (post-)political in transition management : interrogating pathways towards sustainable change

Ecological citizenship and democracy : communitarian versus agonistic perspectives

Greening the economy or economizing the green project? : when environmental concerns are turned into a means to save the market

Searching for ‘the political’ in environmental politics

Climate change and post-politics : repoliticizing the present by imagining the future?

(De)politicising the local : the case of the Transition Towns movement in Flanders (Belgium)

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