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Selected Publications
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Books

Graham, Nicolas. 2021. Forces of Production, Climate Change and Canadian Fossil Capitalism. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill and Haymarket.

Journal Articles

 

Graham, Nicolas. 2025. “Green Dreams or Fossil Schemes? Mapping Canada’s Green Growth Policy-Planning Network.” Energy Research and Social Science 123:104038.

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Graham, Nicolas and Joanna Robinson. 2025.  “Building a New Environmentalism: News Media Access and Framing in Canada’s Environmental Movement.” Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue Canadienne de Sociologie 62(3): 192-211

 

Graham, Nicolas. 2024. “Think Tanks and Climate Obstruction: Atlas Affiliates in Canada.” Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue Canadienne de Sociologie 61(2):110–30.

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Neubauer, Robert, Nicolas Graham and Helena Krobath. 2023. “Defending ‘Canadian Energy’: Connective Leadership and Extractive Populism on Canadian Facebook.” Environmental Communication 17(6): 634-652.


Graham, Nicolas. 2023. “Planning and the Ecosocialist Mode of Cooperation.” Monthly Review 75(3): 126-141.

 

Neubauer, Robert and Nicolas Graham. 2021. “Fuelling the Subsidized Public: Mapping the Flow of Extractivist Content on Facebook.” Canadian Journal of Communication.

Carroll, William K., Nicolas Graham and Mark Shakespeare. 2021. "Mapping the Environmental Field: Networks of Foundations, ENGOs and Think Tanks." The Canadian Review of Sociology 58(3): 284-305.

Graham, Nicolas. 2020. "Fossil Knowledge Networks: Science, Ecology and the “Greening” of Carbon Extractive Development." Studies in Political Economy 101(2): 93-113.

Carroll, William K., Nicolas Graham and Mark Shakespeare. 2020. "Foundations, ENGOs, Clean-Growth Networks and the Integral State." Canadian Journal of Sociology 45(2): 109-142.

Graham, Nicolas, William K. Carroll and David Chen. 2020. "Carbon Capital’s Political Reach: A Network Analysis of Federal Lobbying by the Fossil Fuel Sector from Harper to Trudeau." Canadian Political Science Review 14(1): 1-31.

Graham, Nicolas. 2019. "Canadian Fossil Capitalism, Corporate Strategy and Post-Carbon Futures." The Canadian Review of Sociology 56(2): 224-250.

Carroll, William K., Nicolas Graham, Michael Lang, Zoë Yunker, and Kevin McCartney. 2018. "The Corporate Elite and the Architecture of Climate Change Denial: A Network Analysis of Carbon Capital’s Reach into Civil Society." Canadian Review of Sociology 55(3): 425–50.

Graham, Nicolas. 2017. "State-Capital Nexus and the Making of BC Shale and Liquefied Natural Gas." BC Studies: The British Columbian Quarterly (194): 11–38.

Graham, Nicolas. 2015. "Ecological Forces of Production." Capitalism Nature Socialism (26)2: 76-91.

Book Chapters

Graham, Nicolas. 2024. “Consuming Fossil Fuels.” Pp. 62-76 in Consuming the Environment, edited by M. Hird. London: Routledge Press

 

Graham, Nicolas and William K. Carroll. 2022. “Climate Breakdown: From Fossil
Capitalism to Climate Capitalism (and Beyond?).” Pp. 25-46 in Capital and Politics: Socialist Register 2023, edited by G. Albo, N. Aschoff and A. Saad-Filho. London: Merlin Press.

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Daub, Shannon, Chuka Ejeckam, Nicolas Graham and Zoe Yunker. 2021. “Doing

Things Better Together: Industry Capture of Climate Policy in BC.” In Regime of Obstruction. Athabasca University Press.

Carroll, William K., Nicolas Graham and Zoe Yunker. 2018. “Carbon Capital and Corporate Influence: Mapping Elite Networks of Corporations, Universities and Research Institutes.” Pp. 58–73 in Corporatizing Canada. Toronto: Between the Lines.

Public Sociology

Graham, Nicolas, William K. Carroll and David Chen. 2019. Big Oil's Political Reach: Mapping Fossil Fuel Lobbying from Harper to Trudeau. Vancouver: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

Graham, Nicolas, Shannon Daub and William K. Carroll. 2017. Mapping Political Influence: Political Donations and Lobbying by the Fossil Fuel Industry in BC. Vancouver: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

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