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Peake, Stephen and Smith, Joe (2009). Climate Change: From Science to Sustainability. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.

Smith, Joe (2008). Mihin uskovat vihreät. Beliefs series. Keuruu: Otava Publishing Company.

Smith, Joe (2006). What do Greens believe? What Do We Believe. London, UK: Granta.

Smith, Joe; Edge, Lucy and Morris, Vanessa (2006). Reflecting the real world?: How British TV portrayed developing countries in 2005. London, UK: International Broadcasting Trust.

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Smith, Joe; Tyszczuk, Renata and Butler, Robert eds. (2014). Culture and Climate Change: Narratives. Culture and Climate Change, 2. Cambridge, UK: Shed.

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Tyszczuk, Renata; Smith, Joe; Clark, Nigel and Butcher, Melissa eds. (2012). ATLAS: Geography, Architecture and Change in an Interdependent World. London: Black Dog Publishing.

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Butler, Robert; Margolies, Eleonor; Smith, Joe and Tyszczuk, Renata eds. (2011). Culture and Climate Change: Recordings. Culture and Climate Change, 1. Cambridge: Shed.

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Hammond, Kim; Revill, George and Smith, Joe (2020). The digital citizen: working upstream of digital and broadcast archive developments. In: Popple, Simon; Prescott, Andrew and Mutibwa, Daniel H. eds. Communities, Archives and New Collaborative Practices. Connected Communities. Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 139–152.

Smith, Joe and Tyszczuk, Renata (2017). How can we make things better? In: Svendsen, Zoe and Daw, Simon eds. World Factory. Metis, pp. 29–32.

Smith, Joe (2014). The world in a wardrobe: expressing notions of care in the economy and everyday life. In: Fletcher, Kate and Tham, Mathilda eds. The Routledge Handbook of Sustainability and Fashion. Routledge International Handbooks. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 139–146.

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Smith, Joe (2013). Communicating tipping points and resilience: editorial introduction. In: O’Riordan, Tim and Lenton, Tim eds. Addressing Tipping Points for a Precarious Future. Proceedings of the British Academy. Oxford: Oxford University Press / British Academy.

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Jehlička, Petr and Smith, Joe (2012). Sustainability and the “urban peasant”: rethinking the cultural politics of food self-provisioning in the Czech Republic. In: Zahrádka, Pavel and Sedláková, Renáta eds. New Perspectives on Consumer Culture Theory and Research. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 78–96.

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Smith, Joe (2012). Road map: other ways of thinking about auto-mobility. In: Tyszczuk, Renata; Smith, Joe; Clark, Nigel and Butcher, Melissa eds. Atlas: Geography, Architecture and Change in an Interdependent World. London: Black Dog Publishing.

Jehlicka, Petr and Smith, Joe (2012). Shelf life: post-socialism, food and the politics of sustainable consumption. In: Butcher, Melissa; Clark, Nigel; Smith, Joe and Tyszczuk, Renata eds. Atlas: Geography, Architecture and Change in an Interdependent World. London, UK: Black Dog Publishing, pp. 56–63.

Boykoff, Max and Smith, Joe (2010). Media presentations of climate change. In: Lever-Tracy, Constance ed. Routledge Handbook of Climate Change and Society. Routlede International Handbooks. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, pp. 210–218.

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Revill, George; Hammond, Kim and Smith, Joe (2020). Digital archives, e-books and narrative space. Area, 52(2) pp. 291–297.

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Smith, Joe; Revill, George and Hammond, Kim (2018). Voicing climate change? Television, public engagement and the politics of voice. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 43(4) pp. 601–614.

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Tyszczuk, Renata and Smith, Joe (2018). Culture and climate change scenarios: the role and potential of the arts and humanities in responding to the ‘1.5 degrees target’. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 31 pp. 56–64.

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Smith, Joe; Butler, Robert; Day, Rosie; Fyfe, Hamish; Goodbody, Axel; Llewellyn, David; Rohse, Mel; Smith, Bradon; Tyszczuk, Renata; Udall, Julia and Whyte, Nicola (2017). Gathering around stories: Interdisciplinary experiments in support of energy system transitions. Energy Research & Social Science, 31 pp. 284–294.

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Smith, Joe (2017). Demanding stories: television coverage of sustainability, climate change and material demand. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 375(2095) pp. 1–16.

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Smith, Joe; Kostelecký, Tomáš and Jehlicka, Petr (2015). Quietly does it: questioning assumptions about class, sustainability and consumption. Geoforum, 67 pp. 223–232.

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Smith, Joe (2015). Geographies of interdependence. Geography, 100(1) pp. 12–19.

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Smith, Joe (2013). Geography in public and public geography: past, present and future. Geographical Journal, 179(2) pp. 188–192.

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Jehlicka, Petr; Kostelecký, Tomáš and Smith, Joe (2013). Food self-provisioning in Czechia: beyond coping strategy of the poor: a response to Alber and Kohler's 'Informal Food Production in the Enlarged European Union' (2008). Social Indicators Research, 111(1) pp. 219–234.

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Smith, Joe and Jehlička, Petr (2013). Quiet sustainability: Fertile lessons from Europe’s productive gardeners. Journal of Rural Studies, 32 pp. 148–157.

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Jehlicka, Petr and Smith, Joe (2011). An unsustainable state: contrasting food practices and state policies in the Czech Republic. Geoforum, 42(3) pp. 362–372.

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Tyszczuk, Renata and Smith, Joe (2009). The Interdependence Day Project: Mediating Environmental Change. The International Journal of the Arts in Society, 3(6) pp. 37–62.

Smith, Jonathan and Jehlicka, Petr (2007). Stories around food, politics and change in Poland and the Czech Republic. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 32(3) pp. 395–410.

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Jehlicka, Petr and Smith, Joe (2007). Out of the woods and into the lab: exploring the strange marriage of American woodcraft and Soviet ecology in Czech environmentalism. Environment and History, 13(2) pp. 187–210.

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Smith, Joe; Clark, Nigel and Yusoff, Kathryn (2007). Interdependence. Geography Compass, 1(3) pp. 340–359.

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Smith, Joe (2005). Dangerous news: media decision-making about climate change risk. Risk Analysis, 25(6) pp. 1471–1482.

Brandon, Mark; Smith, Joe; Garrow, Kat and Law, Andrew (2013). Broadcasting environmental knowledge: Open University & BBC collaborations serving massive global audiences. In: American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2013., 9-13 Dec 2013, San Francisco.

Brandon, Mark and Smith, Jonathan (2010). Creative climate: a global ten-year communications, research and learning project about environmental change. In: Fall Meeting American Geophysical Union, 13-17 Dec 2010, San Francisco, California, USA..

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Smith, Joe (2017). Climate Change and Television: What the Paris Agreement means for broadcasters.

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