JOURNAL ARTICLES 

Hine, A., Gibson, C., Carr, C. (2024) Green hydrogen regions: emergent spatial imaginaries and material politics of energy transition. Regional Studies, 1-18.

 

Hine, A., Gibson, C., & Mayes, R. (2023). Critical minerals: rethinking extractivism? Australian Geographer (ahead-of-print), 1–18. 

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Hine, A., Mayes, R., Hurst, B. (2022) The finch in the coal mine: interrogating the environmental politics of extinction narratives. Geographical Research. Awarded the Wiley Prize at the Institute for Australian Geographers Conference 2023. 

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Hine, A., & Mayes, R. (2022). Mobilising subterranean geopolitics: The spectre of spontaneous combustion and post mining imaginaries. Geoforum, 130, 1–10. 

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Lobo, M., & Hine, A. (2022). Storying Strata: Entangling Coal and Energy Futures in Australia and India. Geopolitics. 
 

Hine, A. (2021) Disrupting landscape: enacting zones of socio-material entanglement for alternative futures. The Extractive Industries and Society 8:2. 

 

Hine, A., Medvecky, F. (2015) Unfinished Science in Museums: a push for critical science literacy. Journal of Science Communication 14:2. 

 

Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Maybury, T. (2015). A model for the implementation of industry-wide knowledge sharing to improve risk management practice. Safety Science
80: 66-76. 

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BOOK CHAPTERS​

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Hine, A. (forthcoming) Recognising the voluminous agencies of extractive landscapes: a critical agenda. In M. Qviström (Ed), A research agenda for landscape studies of planning, Elgar.

 

Mayes, R., Hine, A. (forthcoming) Doctoral students, gender and sexuality. In: The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Social Justice in Education.

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Edwards, C., Hine, A. (forthcoming) The Mines of Tomorrow: More-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation. In FA. Jørgensen & D. Jørgensen (Eds), Sharing Spaces. Pittsburgh University Press.

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Hine, A., Kirsch, P. (2018) Dreams of futures past - curating post-mining landscapes, in From Start to Finish: A Life-of-Mine Perspective, AusIMM Spectrum Series, 277-286. 

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Rifkin, W., Hine, A. (2015) The Case for Student-Generated Digital Media Assignments in Science Courses, in Hoban, G. et al. (ed.) Student-generated Digital Media in Science Education: Learning, explaining and communicating content, Routledge, 13-24.

 

OTHER​

 

Hine, A. (2024) DeepPhytos Co. & the limits of control. 00-01 WATER, PLATYPUS Essentials, Platypus Publication.

 

Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2023) Abyssal Hyperreality. In: Forum: The Ocean Decade: Exploring (more-than) Peopled Sea(s) from
the Molecular to the Planetary. Society+Space Magazine.

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Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2020) Death metal — Rediscovering the shimmer in gold. Kerb Journal 28. 

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Hine, A. (2020) [book review] Submerged perspectives: finding dissent in the industrial centres of South America’s globalising modernity, Postcolonial Studies. 

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Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Amizlev, I. (2014) Red Mud: Art and the Post-Mining Landscape, Artlink Magazine, Adelaide 34:4, 35-39. 

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CONFERENCE PAPERS​ & PRESENTATIONS

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Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2023) Critical minerals on the abyssal plains: legitimising resource exploitation through contemporary visions of a ‘life- zero’ environment. Critical Minerals Symposium, September 2023, Sydney Environment Institute. 

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Hine, A. (2023) Murder mysteries and the experimental science of ocean-based carbon dioxide removal startups. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2023, Perth.

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Hine, A., Gibson, C., Carr, C. (2022) Troublesome materialities and the regional hydrogen imaginary. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2022, Armidale.

 

Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2022. 

Hine, A. (2021) A Good Use of a Finch. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2021, Sydney. 

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Hine, A., Mayes, R. (2021) Putting out fires: Spon-com’s spectral intrusions on post mining possibilities. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2021, Sydney. 
 

Hine, A., Harvey, MA. (2019) Trace elements: Selenium and its weed across the ‘Badlands’. IAG Conference, July 2019, Hobart. 

 

Hine, A., Edwards, C. (2018) The Mines of Tomorrow: More-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation. NZGS / IAG Conference, July 2018, Auckland. 

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Edwards, C. Hine, A. (2018) The Mines of Tomorrow: more-than-human operators of deep sea urbanisation. Closing the Gap - How technology changes spatial relationships between humans and animals, March 2018, Nordic Centre, Fudan University, Shanghai. [Forthcoming as book chapter]

 

Hine, A. (2017) How to See a Mine: the role and visibility of situated knowledges within mine closure planning. Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, July 2017, Brisbane.

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Hine, A., Erskine, P. (2016) Recognising and Integrating Stakeholder Landform Expectations into Life-of-mine Planning, AusIMM Life of Mine conference [peer-reviewed], September 2016, Brisbane, Queensland.

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Hine, A. (2016) How to See a Mine: Tracing and projecting partial, situated knowledges as future anthropocenic landscapes, Royal Geographical Society conference, August 2016, London, UK.

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Kirsch, P., Hine, A., Amizlev, I. (2015) Earthworks/Mineworks: creating shared visions for postmined landscapes/landshapes. Mine Closure 2015 conference [peer-reviewed], June 2015, Vancouver, Canada.

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Hine, A., Kirsch, P. (2014) Dreams of futures past: Curating post-mining landscapes, AusIMM Life of Mine conference [peer-reviewed], July 2014, Brisbane, Queensland.

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