—, Oriel, E. “A Dying World Tree: An Animist Approach to Ash Tree Personhood”, in M. Di Paola (a cura di), The Vegetal Turn. History, Concepts, Application, Springer (in peer-review).

—, McSherry, A., 2023, “The Mother Herb: Plant Storywork, Grief & More-Than-Human Care in Compromised Times”, Journal of Ecohumanism Vol. 2, pp. 39-53 (peer-reviewed). Read online

2022, “Alberi sacri e persone arboree nella religione mesopotamica: considerazioni antropologiche e storico religiose sulla natura animata e il cosmo relazionale degli antichi Sumeri e Babilonesi”, L. Zola, S. Beggiora, M. Amateis, C. Agus (eds.), Natura Animata. Cerimonie, feste, tradizioni attraverso tempi e culture. Studi in memoria di Enrico Comba, Franco Angeli Editore, pp. 173-191 (peer-reviewed)

2022, “‘Between the Mouth of the Two Rivers’: Holy Water, Springs, Sacred Rivers and Trees in ancient Mesopotamian Cosmology and Material Religion”, in C. Ray (ed.), Etnoloska tribina 44, Vol. 51, pp. 34-53 (peer-reviewed)

2021, “Madri, guaritrici e giudici: i fiumi negli antichi politeismi mesopotamici alla luce del neo animismo”, G. Zisa and C. Ambos (eds.), Miti, Culti, Saperi. Per un’antropologia religiosa della Mesopotamia antica, 121-144 (peer-reviewed).

2020, “Nature as Conceived by the Mesopotamians and the Current Anthropological Debate over Animism and Personhood. The Case of Ebih: Mountain, Person and God”, in Distant Worlds Journal 4, 124−136 (peer-reviewed).