2026

Iqani, M. (2026). “What Could Rubbish Say? On the Textual Politics of Plastic Waste” in Grey, J., and Gershon, D (eds). Reading Media: How to Do Textual Analysis. New York: NYU Press. pg 171-183.

2024

Judge, M. (2024). “(Un)knowing the ocean through sound.” Routledge Handbook of Critical Ocean Studies. Routledge: United Kingdom.

Judge, M. (2024). “Between Spin and Drift, or Overviews and Undercurrents”  Hydrofeminist Thinking with Oceans: Political and Pedagogical Possibilities. Routledge: United Kingdom.

2023

Iqani, M. (2023). “Core Dump: The Global Aesthetics and Politics of E-Waste.” In López, A., Ivakhiv, A., Rust, S., Tola, M.,  Chang, A.Y., Chu, K. (eds) Routledge Handbook of Ecomedia Studies: Routledge pp160-167.

2021

Iqani, M. 2021. Humanitarianism in the African luxury designer market. In Chouliaraki, L and Vestergaard, A. (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Humanitarian Communication. London: Taylor & Francis Group.

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