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Benatti, Francesca; Ryder, Sean and Tonra, Justin eds. (2013). Thomas Moore: Texts, Contexts, Hypertext. Reimagining Ireland, 24. Peter Lang.

Hardwick, Lorna and Stray, Christopher eds. (2007). A Companion to Classical Receptions. Oxford, UK: Wiley - Blackwell.

Rowland, David ed. (2010). The Correspondence of Muzio Clementi. Muzio Clementi Opera Omnia. Critical Edition, 14. Bologna: Ut Orpheus Edizioni.

Barlow, Helen (2012). The military band images of George Scharf. Music in Art, XXXVII(1-2) 9-24 .

Benatti, Francesca (2009). Irish patriots and Scottish adventurers: the Irish Penny Journal, 1840-1841. Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 35(2) pp. 36–41.

Benatti, Francesca (2010). Postgraduate education. Research & Resources in a Digital Age: UCD Irish Virtual Research Library and Archive, 1(1)

Benatti, Francesca (2013). Joining the press-gang: Thomas Moore and the Edinburgh Review. In: Benatti, Francesca; Ryder, Sean and Tonra, Justin eds. Thomas Moore: Texts, Contexts, Hypertext. Reimagining Ireland (24). Oxford: Peter Lang.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). Charles Gavan Duffy. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library, p. 184.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). John Mitchel. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library, pp. 419–420.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). Philip Dixon Hardy. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). Samuel Lover. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library, pp. 380–381.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). The Shamrock, 1866-1919? In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library, p. 569.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). The Ulsterman (1852-1858); later the Irishman (1858-1885). In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). William Carleton, 1794-1869. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library.

Benatti, Francesca (2009). William Curry Jnr., d.1870. In: Brake, Laurel and Demoor, Marysa eds. Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism in Great Britain and Ireland. Gent and London: Academia Press and British Library.

Benatti, Francesca (2008). Land and landscape in the Dublin Penny Journal, 1832-1833. In: Hooper, Glenn and Ní Bhroiméil, Úna eds. Land and Landscape in Nineteenth-Century Ireland. Nineteenth-Century Ireland Series. Dublin: Four Courts Press, pp. 13–24.

Benatti, Francesca; Ryder, Sean and Tonra, Justin (2011). The Thomas Moore Archive. Moore Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway.

Brown, Duncan (2006). To Speak of this land: Identity and Belonging in South Africa and Beyond. Scottsville, South Africa: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.

Brown, Duncan (2005). Narrative, memory, and mapping: Ronnie Govender's 'At the Edge' and other Cato Manor Stories. Moving Worlds: A Journal of Transcultural Studies, 5(1) pp. 69–83.

Brown, Duncan (2004). My pen is the tongue of a skilful Poet: African-Christian identity and the poetry of Nontsizi Mgqwetho. English in Africa, 31(1) pp. 23–58.

Brown, Duncan (2002). Environment and identity: Douglas Livingstone's A Littoral Zone. Critical Arts: A South-North Journal of Cultural & Media Studies, 16(2) pp. 94–116.

Brown, Duncan (2002). Reflections on The First Bushman’s Path: Stories, Songs and Testimonies of the /Xam of the Northern Cape: Interview with Alan James. Current Writing, 14(2) pp. 155–173.

Brown, Duncan (2001). Aboriginality, Identity and Belonging in South Africa and Beyond. English in Africa, 28(1) pp. 67–90.

Brown, Duncan (2001). National belonging and cultural difference: South Africa and the Global Imaginary. Journal of Southern African Studies, 27(4) pp. 757–769.

Brown, Duncan (2005). Narrative, memory and mapping: Ronne Govender's "At the Edge" and Other Cato Manor Stories. In: Agoumy, Taoufik; Belghazi, Taieb and Richards, David eds. Urban generations: post-colonial cities. Conferences and colloquia (126). Rabat: Faculty of Letters of Rabat, pp. 297–313.

Brown, Duncan (2003). “Where Shall I Wonder under the Thunder Who’s that Black Boys Making that Black Noise Step a Little Closer to the Mic”: Prophets of da City and Urban (South African) Identity. In: Draper, Jonathan A. ed. Orality, Literacy and Colonialism in Southern Africa. Semeia Studies (46). Atlanta, Georgia, USA: Society of Biblical Literature, pp. 145–169.

Brown, Duncan (2002). 'Structures of feeling' and constructions of history: Mazisi Kunene's 'Emperor Shaka the Great'. In: Jones, Eldred Durosimi and Jones, Marjorie eds. South and Southern African Literature. African Literature Today (23). Oxford, UK: James Currey, pp. 63–78.

Brown, Duncan and Kiguli, Susan (2006). People Feel no Event is Complete without a Poet: Zolani Mkiva Interviewed by Duncan Brown and Susan Kiguli. In: Lutge Coullie, Judith; Meyer, Stephan; Thengani H. Ngwenya, Thengani and Olver, Thomas eds. Selves in Question: Interviews on Southern African Auto/biography. Writing Past Colonialism. Honolulu, Hawai'i, USA: University of Hawai'i Press, pp. 132–147.

Donnachie, Ian and Mooney, Gerry (2007). From Owenite Socialism to Blairite Social-ism: Utopia and Dystopia in Robert Owen and New Labour. Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory, 35(2) pp. 275–291.

Donnachie, Ian and Hewitt, George (1993). Historic New Lanark: the Dale and Owen Industrial Community since 1785. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

Ferguson, Rebecca; Harrison, Rodney and Weinbren, Daniel (2010). Heritage and the recent and contemporary past. In: Benton, Tim ed. Understanding Heritage and Memory. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, pp. 277–315.

Frankish, K. and Kasmirli, M. (2010). Saying one thing and meaning another: a dual process approach to conversational implicature. In: Manktelow, Ken; Over, David and Elqayam, Shira eds. The Science of Reason: A Festschrift for Jonathan St. Bt Evans. Psychology Press Festschrift Series. Hove, U.K.: Psychology Press, pp. 259–281.

Frankish, Keith and Kasmirli, Maria (2009). Mind and consciousness. In: Shand, John ed. Central Issues of Philosophy. London: Blackwell, pp. 107–120.

Frankish, Keith and Kasmirli, Maria (2010). Scalar implicature: inference, convention, and dual processes. In: Manktelow, Ken; Over, David and Elqayam, Shira eds. The Science of Reason: A Festschrift for Jonathan St.B.T. Evans. Psychology Press Festschrifts. Hove: Psychology Press, pp. 259–281.

Heap, Tania Patricia (2012). An Investigation Into The Blogging Practices Of Academics And Researchers. PhD thesis The Open University.

Herbert, Trevor and Barlow, Helen (2012). The British military as a musical institution, c.1780-c.1860. In: Rodmell, Paul ed. Music and Institutions in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Music in Nineteenth-Century Britain. Farnham: Ashgate, pp. 247–266.

James, Laura; Norman, John; De Baets, Anne-Sophie; Burchell-Hughes, Ingrid; Burchmore, Helen; Philips, Amyas; Sheppard, Dan; Wilks, Linda and Wolffe, John (2009). The lives and technologies of early career researchers. CARET, University of Cambridge, Cambridge.

Putnam, Tim and Weinbren, Dan (1992). A short history of the Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield. London: Centre for Applied Historical Studies Middlesex University.

Putnam, Tim and Weinbren, Dan (1996). The Royal Small Arms Factory and industrial Enfield, 1855-1914. The London Journal, 21(1) pp. 46–63.

Raghuram, Parvati and Strange, Adam (2001). Studying economic institutions, placing cultural politics: methodological musings from a study of ethnic minority enterprise. Geoforum, 32(3) pp. 377–388.

Richardson, Heather (2011). The plot thickens. Writing in Education(53) pp. 26–29.

Richardson, Heather (2012). ‘Texts of Poetics’ and historical fiction: authors’ critical reflections on their work. Writing in Education(56) pp. 34–37.

Robson, James (2002). Commentaries and post-beginners' language teaching. In: Fitzpatrick, David; Hardwick, Lorna; Ireland, Stanley and Montserrat, Dominic eds. Old wine, new bottles: texts for classics in a changed learning environment at university. Milton Keynes, UK: The Open University, pp. 51–60.

Rowland, David (2009). Piano businesses in England and France. In: Getreau, Florence ed. Le pianoforte en France 1780-1820. Musique Images Instruments (11). Paris: CNRS Editions, pp. 127–135.

Rowland, David (2010). Clementi & Co. in international markets. In: Illiano, Roberto and Sala, Luca eds. Instrumental Music and the Industrial Revolution. Ad Parnassum Studies (5). Bologna: Ut Orpheus Edizioni, pp. 525–542.

Rowland, David (2010). Chopin and early nineteenth century piano schools. In: Szklener, Artur ed. The Sources Of Chopin’s Creative Style: Inspirations And Contexts. Warsaw: Narodowy Instytut Fryderyka Chopina, pp. 83–96.

Rowland, David (2013). Chopin Rondos. Edition Peters (in press), London.

Rowland, David (2011). Clementi's music business. In: Kassler, Michael ed. The Music Trade in Georgian England. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, pp. 125–157.

Rowland, David (2011). Clementi as publisher. In: Kassler, Michael ed. The Music Trade in Georgian England. Farnham, Surrey and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, pp. 159–191.

Rowland, David (2012). Dussek in London's commercial world. In: Stewart-MacDonald, Rohan and Illiano, Roberto eds. Jan Ladislav Dussek: A Bohemian Composer «en voyage» through Europe. Quaderni Clementiani ( 4). Bologna: Ut Orpheus Edizioni, pp. 87–111.

Rowland, David (2010). Chopin and early nineteenth century piano schools. In: Szklener, Artur ed. The Sources of Chopin's Style, Inspirations and Contexts. Warsaw: Narodowy Instytut Fryderyka Chopina, pp. 83–96.

Walder, Dennis (2005). A grand boyhood. EnterText: an interdisciplinary humanities e-journal, 4(2) pp. 163–176.

Weinbren, Dan (1994). 'Against all cruelty', the Humanitarian League 1891-1919. History Workshop Journal, 38(1) pp. 86–105.

Weinbren, Dan (1994). Labour representation in Woolwich. Labour History Review, 59(3) pp. 17–19.

Weinbren, Dan (1996). Labour's roots and branches. Oral History, 24(1) pp. 29–38.

Weinbren, Dan (1998). Building communities, constructing identities: the rise of the Labour Party in London. The London Journal, 23(1) pp. 41–60.

Weinbren, Dan (1998). 'From gun carriage to railway carriage': the fight for peace work at the Woolwich Arsenal 1919-22. Labour History Review, 63(3) pp. 277–297.

Weinbren, Dan (1999). Relative value: the financing of families. Family & Community History, 2(1) pp. 59–71.

Weinbren, Dan and James, Bob (2005). Getting a grip: the roles of friendly societies in Australia and Britain reappraised. Labor History, 88(2) pp. 87–104.

Weinbren, Daniel (2006). Beneath the all-seeing eye: fraternal order and friendly societies' banners in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Britain. Cultural and Social History, 3(2) pp. 167–191.

Weinbren, Daniel (2006). The Good Samaritan, Friendly Societies and the gift economy. Social History, 31(3) pp. 319–336.

Weinbren, Daniel (2010). The Oddfellows, 1810-2010: Two Hundred Years of Making Friends and Helping People. Lancaster: Carnegie.

Weinbren, Daniel (1997). Generating socialism: recollections of life in the Labour Party. Thrupp, Stroud, Gloucestershire: Sutton Publishing Limited.

Weinbren, Daniel (1998). New Labour, new history? Labour History Review, 63(2) pp. 197–201.

Weinbren, Daniel (1998). Hendon Labour Party 1924-1992: a brief introduction to the microfilm edition. Microform Academic Publishers, East Ardsley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire.

Weinbren, Dan (2002). 'Imagined families': research on Friendly Societies. Mitteilungsblatt des Instituts für die Geschichte der sozialen Bewegungen (Labour and Social History in Great Britain: Historiographical Reviews and Agendas, 1990 to the Present), 27 pp. 117–136.

Weinbren, Daniel (2012). ‘Filled with good social democrats’: the Open University and the development of the knowledge economy, 1969–1989. Journal of the World Universities Forum, 5

Weinbren, Daniel (2007). Supporting self-help: charity, mutuality and reciprocity in nineteenth-century Britain. In: Bridgen, Paul and Bernard, Harris eds. Charity and Mutual Aid in Europe and North America Since 1800. Routledge Studies in Modern History. Routledge, pp. 67–88.

Weinbren, Daniel (2010). Seven hundred years of fraternal orders. In: Cross, Máire Fedelma ed. Gender and Fraternal Orders in Europe, 1300-2000. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 1–29.

Weinbren, Daniel (2010). The fraternity of female friendly societies. In: Cross, Máire Fedelma ed. Gender and Fraternal Orders in Europe, 1300-2000. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 200–222.

Weinbren, Daniel (2012). Mutual aid and the Big Society. In: Ishkanian , Armine ; Szreter, Simon and Seckinelgin, Hakan eds. The Big Society Debate: A New Agenda for Social Welfare? Cheltenham: Edward Elgar (In Press).

Weinbren, Daniel (2005). Sociable capital: London's Labour parties, 1918–45. In: Worley, Matthew ed. Labour's grass roots: essays on the activities of local Labour Parties and members 1918-45. Studies in labour history. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate, pp. 194–211.

Wilks, Linda (2011). Bridging and bonding: social capital at music festivals. Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events, 3(3) pp. 281–297.

Wilks, Linda (2009). ‘It’s like a permanent corridor conversation’: an exploration of technology-enabled scholarly networking at The Open University. University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.

Wilks, Linda (2011). Social capital in the music festival experience. In: Page, Stephen and Connell, Joanne eds. The Routledge Handbook of Events. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 260–272.

Wilks, Linda and Billsberry, Jon (2007). Should we do away with teleworking? An examination of whether teleworking can be defined in the new world of work. New Technology, Work and Employment, 22(2) pp. 168–177.

Wilks, Linda and Pearce, Nick (2011). Fostering an ecology of openness: the role of social media in public engagement at the Open University, UK. In: Wankel, Charles ed. Teaching Arts and Science with the New Social Media. Cutting-edge Technologies in Higher Education (3). Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing Group, pp. 241–263.

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