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Nita, M and Kidwell, J.H, eds. (2022) Festival cultures: mapping new fields in the arts and social sciences. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. ISBN 9783030883911 doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-88392-8

Nita, M (2016) Praying and campaigning with environmental Christians: green religion and the climate movement. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. ISBN 9781137600349

Illés, Z.S and Nita, M (2022) 'Ritualized art: cultural innovation and greening at festivals and protestivals.' In: Nita, M and Kidwell, J.H, eds. Festival cultures: mapping new fields in the arts and social sciences. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 115-140. ISBN 9783030883911

Nita, M (2022) 'The naturalization of the alternatives in 1970s Britain through a 2020 XR lens.' In: Nita, M and Kidwell, J.H, eds. Festival cultures: mapping new fields in the arts and social sciences. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 15-44. ISBN 9783030883911

Nita, M (2020) '‘Inside story’: participatory storytelling and imagination in eco-pedagogical contexts.' In: Molthan-Hill, P, Luna, H, Wall, T, Puntha, H and Baden, N, eds. Storytelling for sustainability in higher education: an educator's handbook. Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 154-167. ISBN 9780367260262

Nita, M (2017) ''An altar inside a circle': a relational model for investigating green Christians’ experiments with sacred space.' In: Hutchings, T and McKenzie, J, eds. Materiality and the study of religion: the stuff of the sacred. Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 133-151. ISBN 9781472477835

Nita, M (2014) 'Christian and Muslim climate activists fasting and praying for the planet: emotional translation of "dark green" activism and green-faith identities.' In: How the world's religions are responding to climate change: social scientific investigations. Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 229-243. ISBN 9780415640343

Nita, M and Gemie, S (2020) 'Counterculture, local authorities and British Christianity at the Windsor and Watchfield Free Festivals (1972–5).' Twentieth Century British History, 31 (1). pp. 51-78.

Nita, M (2019) 'Sky vs. earthly empowerment: from angels and superheroes to humans and community in the Marvel Universe and green Christian cosmology.' The Journal of Religion and Popular Culture, 31 (3). pp. 236-249.

Nita, M (2019) '‘Spirituality’ in Health Studies: competing spiritualities and the elevated status of mindfulness.' Journal of Religion and Health, 58 (5). pp. 1605-1618.

Nita, M (2018) 'Balneoterapia in Europa [Hydrotherapy in Europe].' Techirghiol, IV (12). pp. 72-76.

Nita, M (2018) 'Christian discourses and cultural change: the Greenbelt Art and Performance Festival as an alternative community for green and liberal Christians.' Implicit Religion, 21 (1). pp. 44-69.

Nita, M (2013) Faith in transition: Christian and Muslim activist networks involved in the climate movement. PhD thesis, The Open University.

Nita, M (2021) Divination as storytelling: dealing (with) death and extinction [blog post]. Contemporary Religion in Historical Perspective.

Nita, M (2020) High religiosity and “resisting” Covid 19 governmental advice in Romania [blog post]. Contemporary Religion in Historical Perspective.

Nita, M (2019) Where are Extinction Rebellion’s cultural roots? [blog post]. Contemporary Religion in Historical Perspective.

Nita, M (2018) Humour, concealment and death mindfulness in Romanian funerals [blog post]. Contemporary Religion in Historical Perspective.