Museums and petrophilanthropy

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• In Good Company

  Dinah Rajak•In Good Company•2011

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• Lifeblood

  Matthew T Huber•Lifeblood Oil Freedom And The…•2013

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• Lessons from Germany’s hard coal mining phase-out

  Open Access•Pao-Yu Oei, Hanna Brauers et al.•Climate Policy•2020

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• Museums and Wealth

  Nizan Shaked•Museums and Wealth•2022

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• Oil-Sponsored Exhibitions and Canada’s Extractive Politics of Cultural Production

  Open Access•Camille-Mary Sharp•Imaginations Journal of…•2022

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• Museums, Climate Change and Energy Education

  Open Access•Francesca Patten, Gregory Lowan‐Trudeau•Australian Journal of Environmental…•2024

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• What about Whataboutism

  Scott F Aikin, J Casey•Social Epistemology•2026

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• Gas, Oil and Heritage

  Open Access•G Plets, Marin Kuijt•BMGN - Low Countries Historical…•2022

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• Nederland, land van olie en gas

  G Plets, Marin Kuijt et al.•Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis•2025

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• From Denial to the Culture Wars

  Open Access•Lluis De Nadal•Environmental Communication•2024

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• Crafting a public for geoengineering

  Open Access•Rob Bellamy, Javier Lezaun•Public Understanding of Science•2017

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• Foundations of the American Century

  Bronwyn Parry, Inderjeet Parmar•Trading the Genome•2012

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• Artwash

  Mel Evans•Artwash•2015

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• Discourses of climate delay

  Open Access•William F Lamb, Giulio Mattioli et al.•Global Sustainability•2020

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• Interpretive Infrastructure

  Open Access•Anya Kuteleva•Energy Research & Social Science•2026

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• Curating gasscapes after extraction

  Open Access•Janna oud Ammerveld, G Plets et al.•International Journal of Heritage…•2026

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• The politics of ‘the politics of display’

  Open Access•Harry Parker•The British Journal for the…•2026

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• The visual opportunity spaces of oil

  Patricia Widener•Visual Studies•2022

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• Shell is Proud to Present… The Spirit Sings’

  Open Access•Camille-Mary Sharp•Museum and Society•2022

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• Hydraulic fracturing, energy transition and political engagement in the Netherlands

  Open Access•Elisabet Dueholm Rasch, Michiel Köhne•Energy Research & Social Science•2016

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• Representing climate change in museum space and places

  Open Access•Fiona Cameron, BOB HODGE et al.•Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews…•2012

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• Museum funding as critical practice

  Camille-Mary Sharp, Samantha Summers•Museums & Social Issues•2025

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• Energy literacy

  Derek Gladwin, Naoko Ellis•Environmental Education Research•2023

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• Rhetoric and frame analysis of ExxonMobil's climate change communications

  Open Access•Geoffrey Supran, Naomi Oreskes•One Earth•2021

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• Bois et charbon

  Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Jean‐baptiste Fressoz•Histoire & Mesure•2023

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• Museums, Climate Change and Sustainability

  Richard J Hebda•Museum Management and Curatorship•2007

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• Does climate denialism still matter? The prevalence of alternative frames in opposition to climate policy

  Heather W Cann, Leigh Raymond•Environmental Politics•2018

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• Advocating inaction

  Open Access•Robert J Brulle•Environmental Politics•2023

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• American foundations and the development of international knowledge networks

  Open Access•Inderjeet Parmar•Global Networks•2002

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• Oil from the Arctic

  Peter A Coates•Technology and Culture•1999

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• The materiality of the corporation

  Open Access•Douglas Rogers•American Ethnologist•2012

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