引用次数
引用: 140
H-指数: 5
I10-指数 : 2
出版物: 28
Red mud: Art and the post-mining landscape.
Iris Amizlev , Amelia Hine , Philipp Kirsch
Artlink 34 ( 4) 35 -39
1
2014
The case for student-generated digital media assignments in science courses
Amelia Hine , Will Rifkin
Student-generated digital media in science education: Learning, explaining and communicating content 13 -24
4
2015
The Mines of Tomorrow: More-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation
Amelia Hine , Charity Edwards
NZGS/IAG Conference 2018: ‘Creative Conversations, constructive connections’
2018
Disrupting landscape: Enacting zones of socio-material entanglement for alternative futures
Amelia Hine
The Extractive Industries and Society 8 ( 2) 100889
2021
Death metal: Rediscovering the shimmer in gold
Amelia Hine , Charity Edwards
Journal of Landscape Architecture
2020
Dreams of futures past – curating post-mining landscapes
Amelia Hine , P. Kirsch
From Start to Finish: A Life of Mine Perspective
2018
Unfinished Science in Museums: a push for critical science literacy
Amelia Hine , Fabien Medvecky
Journal of Science Communication 14 ( 02) A04 -14
8
2015
A model for the implementation of industry-wide knowledge sharing to improve risk management practice
Philipp Kirsch , Amelia Hine , Terry Maybury
Safety Science 80 66 -76
11
2015
Critical minerals: rethinking extractivism?
Amelia Hine , Chris Gibson , Robyn Mayes
Australian Geographer 54 ( 3) 233 -250
9
2023
Green hydrogen regions: emergent spatial imaginaries and material politics of energy transition
Amelia Hine , Chris Gibson , Chantel Carr
Regional Studies 1 -18
3
2024
Editorial introduction: geography and collective memories through art
Laura Rodriguez Castro , Kaya Barry , Diti Bhattacharya , Barbara Pini
Australian geographer 54 ( 1) 13 -31
5
2023
Storying strata: entangling coal and energy futures in Australia and India
Michele Lobo , Amelia Hine
Geopolitics 28 ( 2) 490 -512
6
2023
The finch in the coal mine: Interrogating the environmental politics of extinction narratives
Amelia Hine , Robyn Mayes , Bree Hurst
Geographical Research 60 ( 4) 521 -533
4
2022
Mobilising subterranean geopolitics: The spectre of spontaneous combustion and post mining imaginaries
Amelia Hine , Robyn Mayes
Geoforum 130 1 -10
2
2022
Understanding the social and political stakeholder environment of contemporary and future mining: delivering tools for navigating multiple perspectives: CRC ORE Project Report P4-010: Summary Report
Robyn Mayes , Bree Hurst , Amelia Hine
Cooperative Research Centre for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE)
1
2021
ANT Stakeholder Action Mapping Tool and User Guide
Robyn Mayes , Bree Hurst , Amelia Hine
Queensland University of Technology
1
2021
Submerged perspectives: finding dissent in the industrial centres of South America’s globalising modernity: The extractive zone: social ecologies and decolonial perspectives, by Macarena Gómez-Barris, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2017, 208 pp., US $24.95 (pb), ISBN: 978-0-8223-6897-7
Amelia Hine
Postcolonial Studies 25 ( 1) 155 -158
2022
The socio-political landscape of mining: Interactive Timeline
Robyn Mayes , Bree Hurst , Amelia Hine
2021
PREDICT: Principles of Good Mining Checklist
Robyn Mayes , Bree Hurst , Amelia Hine
Cooperative Research Centre for Optimising Resource Extraction (CRC ORE)
2021
Death Metal
Amelia Hine , Charity Edwards
Sediment (Presented by Metro Arts Curated by Simone Hine and Kyle Weise)
2021