2023. ‘Fusion Edgelords: Climate-energy futures at COIP28,’ Arena, 8 December.

2023. ‘Disarming the persistent myths of a glowing nuclear renaissance,’ Crikey, 18 April.

2023. ‘Nuclear Afterlife,’ Arena (Quarterly), Issue No. 13, Autumn: 38-45.

2023. ‘Are Honest Brokers good for Democracy?’ Social
Epistemology, 37 (3): 276-289.

2023. ‘The Third Wave and Populism: Scientific Expertise as a Check and Balance.’ The
Oxford Handbook of Expertise and Democratic Politics, edited by Gil Eyal & Thomas Medvetz (London: Oxford University Press). Co-authored with Harry
Collins, Robert Evans, and Martin Weinel, pp. 52-75.

2022. ‘Fusion Net Gain is Manufactured Ignorance,’ Arena, 16 December.

2022. ‘Amazon’s Ring: Surveillance as a Slippery Slope Service,’ Science as Culture, 31(1): 92-106.
Co-authored with Evan Selinger.

2022. ‘Fusion Power: Big Energy Fuses with Big Spin,’ Arena, 24 February.

2022. ‘A New Method for
Computational Cultural Cartography: From Neural Word Embeddings to Transformers
and Bayesian Mixture Models,’ The Canadian Review of Sociology, 59(2), 228-250. Co-authored with John McLevey, Tyler Crick, and Pierson Browne.

2021. ‘The Nuclear White Elephant,’ Arena,
30 September.

2021. ‘Post-Truth
Dystopia: Huxleyan Distraction or Orwellian Control?’ in Post-Truth Imaginations: New starting points for critique of
technoscience and society, edited by Kjetil Rommetveit
(London: Routledge), pp. 113-137.

2020. Experts and the Will of the People:
Society, Populism and Science (Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan).
Co-authored with Harry Collins, Robert Evans and Martin Weinel.

2020. ‘Expert Authority in a Pandemic: Not Just a Dystopian Playbook,” 10
November, Mellon sawyer seminar on trust and mistrust of experts. ONLINE

2020. ‘Disinformation and the Challenge to Democracy’
(9 July): https://eng.unimelb.edu.au/industry/defence/news-and-events/disinformation-and-the-challenge-to-democracy

2019. ‘Ignoring Experts.’
In The Third Wave in Science and Technology Studies: Future Research Directions on Expertise and Experience,
edited by D. Caudill, S. N. Connolly, M. E. Gorman and M. Weinel (NY: Palgrave
Macmillan), 33-52.

2019. ‘Australia’s nuclear fantasies: the technological creationism of nuclear
power, Nuclear Monitor, 19
December.

2019. ‘‘Nuclear Fantasies Down Under: The Political
and Economic Problems with Old Money Power,’ New Matilda, 17 December. ONLINE

2018. ‘Manufacturing a
better planet: challenges due to the gap between the best intentions and social
realities.’ Recycling, 3(2):
1-20. Co-authored with Adam Lucas.

2018. ‘Servant or Partner?
The role of expertise and knowledge in democracy.’ The Conversation, 9 March. ONLINE

2018. ‘Remaking Participation: or, cheering on participation.’ (Invited) Essay Review
of Jason Chilvers and Matthew Kearnes (eds.), Remaking Participation: Science, Environment, and Emergent Publics (London: Routledge, 2016), in Metascience,
27(2): 259-265.

2017. ‘Who are
you calling ‘anti-science’? How science serves social and
political agendas.’ In The
Conversation Yearbook 2017: 50 Standout Articles from Australia’s Top Thinkers,
edited by John Watson (The Conversation Trust), 66-71. Originally appearing in The Conversation, 31 July 2017. ONLINE

2017. ‘Coffee
House Environmentalism’. In Naturophilia, edited by R. Beale (Melbourne: The University of Melbourne Press). ISBN 978 0 7340 5354 1. Also appeared on display in the Carlton Connect Lab-14 Gallery, Naturophilia exhibit, held 22 March to 12 April 2017 (curated
by Renee Beale).

2016. ‘The Undead Linear
Model of Expertise.’ In Political
Legitimacy, Science and Social Authority: Knowledge and Action in Liberal Democracies,
edited by M. Heazle & and J. Kane (London: Routledge), 17-37.

2016. ‘Collins on Experts: Gangnam Style STS.’ (Invited) Essay Review of Harry Collins, Are we all scientific experts now? (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2014), in Metascience
25(1): 119-124.

2015. ‘Simulative
Politics: the case of nuclear waste disposal.’ Environmental Politics 24(3):
442-460.

2013. ‘Oil versus Nuclear: Risks and Social Expectations’. In Transforming the Social: Linking STS and the Social Sciences. The Korean Association of Science and Technology Studies (KASTS).

2011. ‘Models of
democracy in social studies of science.’ Social Studies of Science 41 (5): 691-714.

2011. “Radwaste in Canada,”
in Nuclear Waste Management in a Globalised World, edited by Urban Strandberg & Mats Andrén, 1st Edition (Milton
Park: Routledge), Chapter 2.

2010. ‘Public
Participation in the Making of Science Policy.’ Perspectives on Science 18 (2): 189-225.

2009. Nuclear Waste Management in Canada: Critical
Issues, Critical Perspectives, edited by Darrin Durant & Genevieve Fuji Johnson (Vancouver: UBC Press).

2009. ‘The Trouble with Nuclear.’ In Nuclear Waste Management
in Canada: Critical Issues, Critical Perspectives, edited by Darrin Durant &
Genevieve Fuji Johnson (Vancouver: UBC Press), 11-30.

2009. ‘Public Consultation as Performative Contradiction: The effect of a narrow
mandate on Canada’s nuclear waste management debate.’ In Nuclear Waste Management in Canada: Critical Issues, Critical Perspectives, edited by Darrin Durant & Genevieve Fuji Johnson (Vancouver: UBC Press), 69-89.

2009. ‘An Official
Narrative: Telling the history of nuclear waste management policy-making in Canada’ (co-authored with Anna Stanley). In Nuclear Waste Management in Canada: Critical Issues, Critical Perspectives, edited by Darrin Durant & Genevieve Fuji Johnson (Vancouver: UBC Press), 31-51.

2009. ‘Responsible action
and nuclear waste disposal.’ Technology in Society 31 (2): 150-57.

2009. ‘Radwaste in Canada:
A political-economy of uncertainty.’ Journal of Risk Research 12 (7&8): 897-919.

2009. ‘Conservation
Fallout: Nuclear Protest at Diablo Canyon.’ (Invited) Essay Review of John Wills, Conservation Fallout: Nuclear Protest at Diablo Canyon (Reno: University of Nevada Press, 2006), in Isis 100(1): 201-202.

2008. ‘Accounting for expertise: Wynne and the autonomy of the lay public actor.’ Public Understanding of Science 17 (1): 5-20.

2007. ‘Burying globally,
acting locally: Control and co-option in nuclear waste management.’ Science & Public Policy 34 (7): 515-528.

2007. ‘Resistance to
nuclear waste disposal: credentialed experts, public opposition, and their shared lines of critique.’ Scientia Canadensis 30 (1): 1-30.

2006. ‘Managing
expertise: Performers, principals, and problems in Canadian nuclear waste management.’ Science and Public Policy 33 (3): 191-204.

2006. ‘Deep Waters: The
Ottawa River and Canada’s Nuclear Adventure.’ (Invited) Essay Review of Kim
Krenz, Deep Waters: The Ottawa River and Canada’s Nuclear Adventure (Montreal: MQUP, 2004), in Technology and Culture 47(3): 673-674.

2006. ‘Strategic Action
in Nuclear Waste Disposal: Canada’s Adaptive Phased Management Approach.’ In
Kjell Andersson (ed.), VALDOR 2006, Values in Decisions on Risk, Proceedings. Proceedings of the VALDOR Symposium, May 14-18, Stockholm, Sweden: Congrex Sweden AB, 45-51.