You could just refer to the topics without naming the chapters:
...chapters covering topics that include, amongst others, the weather, the culture and British history.
However, if you want to put the chapter title I am pretty sure " " quotation marks are what you should use:
...chapters, including amongst others: "The Weather," "The Culture," and "British History."
Are those the chapter titles?
I would list these when writing in continuous prose, particularly whether with regards to the use of inverted commas and capital letters.
So, what do you mean by inverted commas? I think you mean quotation marks. " "
That is what I would do. Does that answer your question?