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2025 (5)

Ungureanu C.; Maleeva G.. Bioengineering, AI Spirituality, and Environmental Crisis: Ishiguro's Posthuman Humanism. Bioingeniería, espiritualidad de la IA y crisis medioambiental: el humanismo posthumano de Ishiguro. Res Publica. Revista de Historia de las Ideas Politicas 2025; 28(1): 97-104.

Maleeva G, Ungureanu C. Biological Imagination, Critical Environmentalism, and Anthropocene in Annihilation. Dins: Paszkiewicz K., Ruthven A. (eds.). Cinema of/for the Anthropocene: Affect, Ecology, and More-Than-Human Kinship. Londres: Routledge; 2025. p. 160-176.

Ungureanu C.. Cristi Puiu and Vladimir Solovyov: evil, death, and crisis in Malmkrog. Angelaki - Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 2025; 30(2): 91-104.

Ungureanu C.; Sanjaume-Calvet M.. The blurred lines between center-right and far-right: ¿Reverse contamination¿ and the People¿s Party¿s environmentalism in Spain. Party Politics 2025.

Ungureanu C.. The mystical foundation of democratic society, mythmaking and truth in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (John Ford 1962). Philosophy and Social Criticism 2025; 0(0).

2024 (7)

Mihai M, Ungureanu C. Far-right Ecology and Geopolitical Resentment at Europe's Periphery: The Case of Romania's 'Conservative Revolution'. Geoforum 2024; 156(0).

Ungureanu C. Kafka in the Balkans: Before the Law, Nihilism, and Crisis in Cristi Puiu's Aurora. Dins: Becci V., Katsiginis A., Van Daalen E. (eds.). Law and Film: Critical Reflections on a Field in Motion. Routledge; 2024. p. 119-134.

Ungureanu C.. New municipalism and feminist leadership after the Indignados: The political aesthetics of truth in Ada Colau for Mayor (Faus 2016). European Journal of Women's Studies 2024.

Ungureanu C.. Reconciliation without forgiveness? Reading Icíar Bollaín's Maixabel (2021) with Hannah Arendt. International Journal of Iberian Studies 2024; 37(2): 113-130.

Ungureanu C.; Popartan L.A.. The green, green grass of the nation. A new far-right ecology in Spain. Political Geography 2024; 108.

Ungureanu, C. The revolution born out of a swear: populist humour, carnivalization, and mass protest in Romania. Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe 2024; 32(2): 477-498.

Ungureanu C.. Truth is a bird of prey: interpreting the postcolonial dialectic in Agustí Villaronga's El ventre del mar (2021) with Frantz Fanon. Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 2024.

2023 (3)

Ungureanu, Camil. Habermas lector de Derrida (forthcoming). Dins: Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel (eds.). Habermas lector de filósofos ( forthcoming). Katz Editores; 2023.

Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel (eds.). Habermas lector de filósofos ( forthcoming). Katz Editores; 2023.

Ungureanu, C. Socialist cinema, gender, and the robot revolution: Ion Popescu Gopo¿s Galax, the Doll-Man (1984) beyond Utopia and Dystopia. Studies in European Cinema 2023; 21(2): 299-315.

2022 (2)

Ungureanu, Camil. Charles Taylor sobre la religión. Dins: Martín Jorge del Palacio; Garíño Ferrer, Guillermo (coord.). ¿Atenas y Jerusalén? Política, filosofía y religión desde 1945. Madrid: Tecnos; 2022.

Popartan LA, Ungureanu C. The political ecology of water memory: Contending narratives of past hydraulic infrastructures in Barcelona (2015-2021). Political Geography 2022; 96.

2021 (2)

Ungureanu C. Secularist humanism, law and religion in Ian McEwan's the children act. Religions 2021; 12(7): 1-12.

Ungureanu C, Pintor I. The Battle for Re-Imagining Catalonia: Cinematic Populism, Myth- Making, and Cathedral of the Sea. Catalan Review 2021; 35(1): 69-88.

2020 (4)

Ungureanu, Camil. Cine y política: Una inmersión rápida. Barcelona: Tibidabo Ediciones; 2020.

Ungureanu C, Arribas S, Anne Peters R. Imagining the Techno-Capitalist Society in Television and Film. Comparative Cinema 2020; 8(14): 5-7.

Ungureanu C, Popartan A. Populism as narrative, myth making, and the 'logic' of political emotions. Journal of the British Academy 2020; 8(1): 37-43.

Popartan LA, Ungureanu C, Velicu I, Amores MJ. Splitting Urban Waters: The Politicisation of Water in Barcelona between Populism and Anti-Populism. Antipode a radical Journal of Geography 2020; 52(5): 1413-1433.

2019 (6)

Ungureanu, Camil; Monti, Camil. Charles Taylor on Recognition, Inclusive Secularism. Dins: Sandberg, Russell; Doe, Norman; Kane, Bronach; Roberts, Caroline (ed.). Research Handbook on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Law and Religion. Edward Elgar Publishing; 2019.

Ungureanu, Camil. Habermas's Philosophy of Religion. Dins: Allen A, Mendieta E. The Cambridge Habermas Lexicon. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2019. p. 296-298.

Ungureanu C. Jacques Derrida on religion and universalizing faith: A critical appraisal. Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 2019; 18(54): 18-32.

Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel (eds.). Jürgen Habermas. El arte de leer. Madrid: Katz Editores; 2019.

Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel. Luces y sombras de la ars lectoria de J. Habermas. Dins: Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel (ed.). Jürgen Habermas Katz editores; 2019. p. 7-19.

Ungureanu, Camil. ¿Del antagonismo a la reconciliación? Habermas, lector de Derrida. Dins: Ungureanu, Camil; Gamper, Daniel (ed.). Jürgen Habermas Katz editores; 2019. p. 113-137.

2018 (4)

Ungureanu, Camil; Monti, Paolo. Contemporary Political Philosophy and Religion: between Public Reason and Pluralism. Nova York: Routledge; 2018.