Inga, K., Rudberg, P. M., Klocker Larsen, R. 2024. Sámi trust in hydropower governance: a survey study. Environmental Science & Policy, 162
Rudberg, P.M., Karpouzoglou, T. 2022. Using adaptive capacity to shift absorptive capacity: a framework of water reallocation in highly modified rivers. Water, 14 (2), 193
Voogd, R., Rudberg, P.M., de Vries, J.R., et al. 2022. A systematic review on the role of trust in the water governance literature. Water Research X, 16
Rudberg, P.M., Čengić, S., Lolić, S., Čaušević, A., Pedegimas, B. 2022. Water in the environmental strategy and action plan of Bosnia and Herzegovina – BiH ESAP 2030+. 3rd BiH Water Congress, p. 145-155
Rudberg, P.M. 2021. Adaptive governance of rivers: all about the capacity to reallocate water? Presentation at the US National Council for Science and the Environment Drawdown 2021 Conference
Rudberg, P.M. 2020. Sweden’s national plan for hydropower permit reviews, its biggest river governance overhaul in 100 years? INBO Newsletter 28, p. 46
Rudberg, P.M. 2020. Governance of river restoration and hydropower in Sweden: insight with relevance for the Iberian Peninsula? XI Iberian Congress of Water Management and Planification, p. 1131-1141
Rudberg, P. M. 2018. Can we solve it in the workshop? Learning in river restoration and climate policy implementation. Wageningen University
Rudberg, P. M., Smits, M. 2018. Learning-based intervention for river restoration: analyzing the lack of outcomes in the Ljusnan River basin, Sweden. Ecology and Society, 23 (4): 13
Rudberg, P. M., Escobar M., Gantenbein J., Niiro N. 2015. Mitigating the adverse effects of hydropower projects: a comparative review of river restoration and hydropower regulation in Sweden and the United States. Georgetown Environmental Law Review, 17, no, 2
Klum, M., Klum M., Rudberg P.M., Stelander F., Jewert J. 2014. De svenska älvarna och vattenkraften [The Swedish Rivers and Hydropower]. Popular science film by Stockholm Environment Institute and Tierra Grande Films
Rudberg, P. M. 2013. Sweden’s evolving hydropower sector: renovation, restoration and concession change. Stockholm Environment Institute
Rudberg, P. M., Weitz N., Dalen K., and Kielland Haug J. J. 2013. Governing growing wind power: policy coherence of wind power expansion and environmental considerations in Sweden, with comparative examples from Norway. Stockholm Environment Institute
Rudberg, P. M., Wallgren O., Swartling Å. G. 2012. Beyond generic adaptive capacity: exploring the adaptation space of the water supply and wastewater sector of the Stockholm region, Sweden. Climatic Change, 114: 707-721
Nilsson, M., Zamparutti T., Petersen J-E, Nykvist B., Rudberg P. M., McGuinn J. 2012. Understanding policy coherence: analytical framework and examples of sector-environment policy interactions in the EU. Environmental Policy and Governance, 22: 395–423
Rudberg, P. M. 2011. Constant concessions under changing circumstances: the water and renewable energy directives and hydropower in Sweden. Stockholm Environment Institute
Rudberg, P.M., Nilsson M. 2011. Reducing our emissions while achieving good status of our water bodies – is it possible? Swedish hydropower in the limelight. World Renewable Energy Conference 2011, Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings, No. 57, p. 2690-2696
Rudberg, P. M. 2010. Furthering the understanding of the adaptation space of organizations: A case study of adaptation to climate change within the water supply and waste water sector of the Stockholm Region. Stockholm Environment Institute
Rudberg, P. M. 2009. Klimatförändringar – dags att anpassa sig [Climate change – time to adapt?]. Regional Planning Office, Stockholm County