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Barker, Meg-John and Gabb, Jacqui (2016). The Secrets of Enduring Love: How to Make Relationships Last. London: Vermilion.

Barnes, Marion; Newman, Janet and Sullivan, Helen (2007). Power, participation and political renewal: Case studies in public participation. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Billingham, Luke and Irwin-Rogers, Keir (2022). Against Youth Violence: A Social Harm Perspective. Bristol University Press.

Canning, Victoria (2017). Gendered Harm and Structural Violence in the British Asylum System. Routledge Studies in Criminal Justice, Borders and Citizenship. London: Routledge.

Canning, Victoria and Tombs, Steve (2021). From Social Harm to Zemiology: A Critical Introduction. New Directions in Critical Criminology. London: Routledge.

Clarke, John (2004). Changing Welfare, Changing States: New Directions in Social Policy. UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Clarke, John (2019). Critical Dialogues: Thinking Together in Turbulent Times. Bristol: Policy Press.

Clarke, John; Bainton, Dave; Lendvai, Noémi and Stubbs, Paul (2015). Making Policy Move: towards a politics of translation and assemblage. Bristol: Policy Press.

Clarke, John; Collins, Kathleen; Dagnino, Evelina and Neveu, Catherine (2014). Disputing Citizenship. Bristol: Policy Press.

Clarke, John; Newman, Janet; Smith, Nick; Vidler, Elizabeth and Westmarland, Louise (2007). Creating citizen-consumers: Changing Publics and changing public services. London, UK: Sage Publications.

Cole, Matthew and Stewart, Kate (2016). Our Children and Other Animals: The Cultural Construction of Human-Animal Relations in Childhood. Routledge.

de Jong, Sara (2017). Complicit Sisters: Gender and Women's Issues Across North-South Divides. Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Dorling, Danny; Gordon, Dave; Hillyard, Paddy; Pantazis, Christina; Pemberton, Simon and Tombs, Steve (2008). Criminal Obsessions: Why Harm Matters More Than Crime (2nd ed.). Harm and Society. London: Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.

Drake, Deborah (2012). Prisons, Punishment and the Pursuit of Security. Critical Criminological Perspectives. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Fergusson, Ross (2016). Young people, welfare and crime: governing non-participation. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Fergusson, Ross and Yeates, Nicola (2021). Global Youth Unemployment: History, Governance and Policy. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

Gabb, Jacqui (2008). Researching Intimacy in Families. Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Family and Intimate Life. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.

Gabb, Jacqui and Fink, Janet (2015). Couple Relationships in the 21st Century. Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Family and Intimate Life. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Gillies, Val; Ribbens McCarthy, Jane and Holland, Janet (2001). Pulling together, pulling apart: the family lives of young people aged 16-18. London, UK: Family Policy Studies Centre / Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Hall, Stuart; Critcher, Chas; Jefferson, Tony; Clarke, John and Roberts, Brian (2013). Policing the Crisis: Mugging, the State and Law and Order (2nd ed.). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Heap, Vicky and Waters, Jaime (2019). Mixed Methods in Criminology. Abingdon: Routledge.

Itzin, Catherine and Newman, Janet (1995). Gender, culture and organisational change: Putting theory into practice. UK: Routledge.

Masson, Isla (2019). Incarcerating Motherhood: The Enduring Harms of First Short Periods of Imprisonment on Mothers. Oxford: Routledge.

Moxon, David and Waters, Jaime (2016). Illegal Drug Use Through The Lifecourse: A Study Of 'Hidden' Older Users. London: Routledge.

Muncie, John (2004). Youth and crime. 2nd edition. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John (2009). Youth and crime. 3rd edition. London: Sage.

Murphy, Tony (2019). Criminology: a contemporary introduction. London: SAGE.

Newman, Janet (1996). Shaping organizational cultures in local government. Managing Local Government. UK: Financial Times/Prentice Hall.

Newman, Janet (2012). Working the spaces of power: activism, neoliberalism and gendered labour. London: Bloomsbury Academic.

Newman, Janet and Clarke, John (2009). Publics, politics and power: Remaking the public in public services. London: Sage.

Newman, Janet and Clarke, John (1997). The managerial state: Power, politics and ideology in the remaking of social welfare. London, UK: Sage.

Newman, Janet E. (2001). Modernizing governance: New Labour, policy and society. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Pearce, Frank and Tombs, Steve (2012). Bhopal: Flowers at the Altar of Profit and Power. North Somercotes: CrimeTalk Books.

Pearce, Frank and Tombs, Steve (2019). Toxic Capitalism: corporate crime and the chemical industry. London: Routledge.

Penn, Alison (2005). From the Rescue of Fallen Women to the Support of Vulnerable Families: The History of St Michael’s Fellowship, 1903-2003. London: St Michael's Fellowship.

Phoenix, Joanna (1999). Making Sense of Prostitution. Palgrave.

Phoenix, Joanna and Oerton, Sarah (2005). Illicit and Illegal: Sex, regulation and social control. Willan Publishing.

Ribbens, Jane (1994). Mothers and Their Children: A Feminist Sociology of Childrearing. London: Sage.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2006). Young People's Experiences Of Loss And Bereavement: Towards An Interdisciplinary Approach. Maidenhead, UK: Open University Press.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Doolittle, Megan and Day Sclater, Shelley (2008). Family Meanings. Milton Keynes: Open University.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Doolittle, Megan and Day Sclater, Shelley (2012). Understanding family meanings: a reflective text. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane and Edwards, Rosalind (2011). Key Concepts in Family Studies. London: Sage.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Edwards, Rosalind and Gillies, Val (2003). Making families: moral tales of parenting and step-parenting. London, UK: Sociology Press.

Scott, David (2018). Against Imprisonment: An Anthology of Abolitionist Essays. Waterside Press.

Scott, David (2020). For Abolition: Essays on Prisons and Socialist Ethics. Waterside Press.

Scott, David with Bell, Emma; Gilmore, Joanna; Gosling, Helena; Moore, J. M. and Spear, Faith. (2016) Emancipatory Politics and Praxis: An anthology of essays written for the European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control, 2013–16. EG Press, London.

Tombs, Steve (2015). Social Protection After the Crisis: regulation without enforcement. Bristol: Policy Press.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2010). Regulatory Surrender: Death, Injury and the Non-Enforcement of Law. London: Institute of Employment Rights.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2015). The Corporate Criminal. Why Corporations Must Be Abolished. Key Ideas in Criminology. Abingdon: Routledge.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2016). La Empresa Criminal: Por qué las corporaciones deben ser abolidas. Barcelona: Icaria.

Westmarland, Louise (2001). Gender and policing: sex, power and police culture. Cullompton, UK: Willan Publishing.

Westmarland, Louise (2011). Researching crime and justice: tales from the field. London: Routledge.

Yeates, Nicola (2001). Globalization and social policy. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Yeates, Nicola (2009). Globalizing care economies and migrant workers: Explorations in global care chains. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave MacMillan.

Yeates, Nicola and Pillinger, Jane (2019). International Health Worker Migration and Recruitment: Global Governance, Politics and Policy. Governance and Public Policy. Routledge.

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Bittle, Steve; Snider, Laureen; Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David eds. (2018). Revisiting Crimes of the Powerful: Marxism, Crime and Deviance. London: Routledge.

Booth, Natalie; Masson, Isla and Baldwin, Lucy eds. (2023). Experiences of Punishment, Abuse and Justice by Women and Families. Bristol: Policy Press.

Canning, Victoria ed. (2014). Sites of Confinement: Prisons, Punishment and Detention, Weston-Super-Mare. Weston-Super-Mare: The European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control.

Clarke, John; Cochrane, Allan and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. (1994). Managing Social Policy. London, U.K.: Sage.

Coleman, Roy; Sim, Joe; Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David eds. (2009). State, Power, Crime. London: SAGE Publications Ltd..

Cooper, Davina; Dhawan, Nikita and Newman, Janet eds. (2019). Reimagining the State: Theoretical Challenges and Transformative possibilities. Social Justice Series. London: Routledge.

Cooper, Vickie and Phoenix, Jo eds. (2018). Criminological Theories and Concepts: Book 1. Milton Keynes: The Open University.

Cooper, Vickie and Phoenix, Jo eds. (2018). Criminological Theories and Concepts: Book 2. Milton Keynes: The Open University.

Cooper, Vickie and Whyte, David eds. (2017). The Violence of Austerity. London: Pluto Press.

de Jong, Sara and Koevoets, Sanne eds. (2013). Teaching Gender with Libraries and Archives: The Power of Information. Teaching with Gender. European Women’s Studies in International and Interdisciplinary Classrooms, 10. Hungary: ATGENDER and Central European University Press.

Deacon, Bob; Macovei, Maria Cristina; Van Langenhove, Luk and Yeates, Nicola eds. (2009). World-Regional Social Policy and Global Governance: New Research and Policy Agendas in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. Routledge Advances in International Relations and Global Politics, 79. London: Routledge.

Downes, Julia ed. (2012). Women Make Noise: Girl bands from Motown to modern. London: Supernova Books.

Drake, Deborah; Muncie, John and Westmarland, Louise eds. (2009). Criminal Justice: Local and Global. Cullompton: Willan Publishing in association with the Open University.

Drake, Deborah H.; Earle, Rod and Sloan, Jennifer eds. (2015). The Palgrave Handbook of Prison Ethnography. Palgrave Studies in Prisons and Penology. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Earle, Rod and Mehigan, James eds. (2019). Degrees of Freedom: Prison Education at The Open University. UK: Policy Press.

Fletcher, Samantha and White, Holly eds. (2017). Emerging Voices: Critical Social Research by European Group Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers. London: EG Press Limited.

Goldson, Barry and Muncie, John eds. (2006). Youth crime and justice. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Mahony, Nick; Newman, Janet and Barnett, Clive eds. (2010). Rethinking the Public: Innovations in Research, Theory and Politics. Bristol: Policy Press.

Masson, Isla; Baldwin, Lucy and Booth, Natalie eds. (2021). Critical Reflections on Women, Family, Crime and Justice. Bristol: Bristol University Press.

Masson, Isla and Booth, Natalie eds. (2022). The Routledge Handbook of Women's Experiences of Criminal Justice. London: Routledge.

McDermont, Morag; Cole, Tim; Newman, Janet and Piccini, Angela eds. (2020). Imagining Regulation Differently; co-creating for engagement. Bristol: Policy Press.

McLaughlin, Eugene; Muncie, John and Hughes, Gordon eds. (2002). Criminological perspectives: essential readings. 2nd edition. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John ed. (2005). Criminology Volume 1: The meaning of crime: Definition, representation and social construction. Sage Library of Criminology. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John ed. (2006). Criminology Volume 2: The causes of crime. Sage Library of Criminology. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John ed. (2006). Criminology Volume 3: Radical and critical criminologies. Sage Library of Criminology. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John ed. (2007). Criminal Justice and Crime Control: Visions of Justice. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John ed. (2007). Criminal Justice and Crime Control: State Punishment. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John ed. (2007). Criminal Justice and Crime Control: Risk, Prevention and Security. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John and Goldson, Barry eds. (2009). Youth Crime and Juvenile Justice: The Youth problem. Sage Library of Criminology, 1. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John and Goldson, Barry eds. (2009). Youth Crime and Juvenile Justice: Juvenile Corrections. Sage Library of Criminology, 2. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John and Goldson, Barry eds. (2009). Youth Crime and Juvenile Justice: Children's Rights and State Responsibilities. Sage Library of Criminology, 3. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John and Goldson, Barry eds. (2006). Comparative Youth Justice. London, UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Muncie, John; Hughes, Gordon and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. (2002). Youth Justice: Critical readings. London, UK: Sage.

Muncie, John and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. (2006). The Sage Dictionary of Criminology (2nd ed.). London, Sage: Sage.

Muncie, John and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. (2012). The Sage Dictionary of Criminology (3rd ed.). London: Sage.

Muncie, John and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. (2013). Criminological Perspectives (3rd ed.). London: Sage.

Muncie, John; Talbot, Deborah and Walters, Reece eds. (2009). Crime: Local and global. Uffculme: Willan Publishing.

Muncie, John and Wilson, David eds. (2004). Student Handbook of Criminal Justice and Criminology. London, UK: Cavendish.

Murray, Eoin and Mehigan, James eds. (2018). Defending Hope: Dispatches from the Front Lines in Palestine and Israel. Dublin: Veritas.

Newman, Janet ed. (2005). Remaking governance: Peoples, politics and the public sphere. Bristol: Policy Press.

Newman, Janet and Tonkens, Evelien eds. (2011). Participation, Responsibility and Choice: Summoning the Active Citizen in Western European Welfare States. Care and Welfare. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.

Newman, Janet and Yeates, Nicola eds. (2008). Social Justice: Welfare, Crime and Society. UK: Open University Press.

Phillips, Jake; Westaby, Chalen; Fowler, Andrew and Waters, Jaime eds. (2020). Emotional Labour in Criminal Justice and Criminology. Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice. Abingdon: Routledge.

Phoenix, Jo ed. (2009). Regulating Sex for Sale: Prostitution Policy Reform in the UK. Bristol: Policy Press.

Ribbens, Jane and Edwards, Rosalind eds. (1998). Feminist Dilemmas in Qualitative Research: Public Knowledge and Private Lives. London: Sage.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Hooper, Carol-Ann and Gillies, Val eds. (2013). Family Troubles? Exploring Changes and Challenges in the Family Lives of Children and Young People. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Rochester, Colin; Gosling, George; Penn, Alison and Zimmeck, Meta eds. (2011). Understanding the Roots of Voluntary Action: Historical Perspectives on Current Social Policy. Brighton, UK: Sussex Academic Press.

Yeates, Nicola ed. (2008). Understanding Global Social Policy. Understanding welfare: Social issues, policy and practice. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Yeates, Nicola ed. (2014). Understanding Global Social Policy (2nd ed). Understanding Welfare: Social Issues, Policy and Practice. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Yeates, Nicola and Holden, Chris eds. (2009). The Global Social Policy Reader. Bristol: Policy Press.

Yeates, Nicola and Holden, Chris eds. (2022). Understanding Global Social Policy (3rd ed). Understanding welfare: social issues, policy and practice. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Boukli, Avi and Kotzé, Justin eds. (2018). Zemiology: reconnecting crime and social harm. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Coyle, Michael J. and Scott, David eds. (2021). The Routledge International Handbook of Penal Abolition. London: Routledge.

ed. (2005). The SAGE Dictionary of Criminology. 2nd edition. UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

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Ayres, Tammy and Taylor, Stuart (2022). Cultural Competence to Cultural Obsolescence: Drug Use, Stigma and Consumerism. In: Addison, Michelle; McGovern, William and McGovern, Ruth eds. Drugs, Identity and Stigma. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 197–220.

Ayres, Tammy and Taylor, Stuart (2020). Media and Intoxication: Media Representations of the Intoxicated. In: Hutton, Fiona ed. Cultures of Intoxication: Key Issues and Debates. Cham: Palgrave MacMillan, pp. 239–261.

Balloch, Susan; Penn, Alison and Charnley, Helen (2005). Reflections on an evaluation of partnerships to cope with winter pressures. In: Balloch, Susan and Taylor, David eds. The Politics of Evaluation: Participation and Policy Implementation. Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 153–174.

Bittle, Steve; Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2019). Corporate killing personified: twisting the corporate hand to fit inside the criminal glove. In: Tucker, Eric and Fudge, Judy eds. The Class Politics of Law: Essays Inspired by Harry Glasbeek. Halifax: Fernwood Publishing, pp. 114–134.

Blaxland QC, Henry; Cecil, Jo and Mehigan, James (2017). Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure. In: Clarry, D. and Sargent, C. eds. UK Supreme Court Yearbook, Volume 7. London: Appellate Press, pp. 324–335.

Booth, Natalie; Masson, Isla and Dakri, Ferzana (2022). (Wo)men in the Middle: The Gendered Role of Supporting Prisoners. In: Masson, Isla and Booth, Natalie eds. The Routledge Handbook of Women's Experiences of Criminal Justice. Routledge International Handbooks. London: Routledge, pp. 413–424.

Boukli, Avi and Kotzé, Justin (2018). Introduction. In: Boukli, Avi and Kotzé, Justin eds. Zemiology: Reconnecting Crime and Social Harm. Palgrave, pp. 1–8.

Boukli, Avi and Papanicolaou, Georgios (2019). Human trafficking in Greece. In: Winterdyk, John and Jones, Jackie eds. The Palgrave International Handbook of Human Trafficking. Palgrave Macmillan.

Boukli, Avi and Renz, Flora (2018). Gender Murder: anti-trans rhetoric, zemia and telemorphosis. In: Boukli, Avi and Kotze, Justin eds. Zemiology: Reconnecting Crime and Social Harm. Critical Criminological Perspectives. Palgrave, pp. 145–164.

Boukli, Avi; Yanacopulos, Helen and Papanicolaou, Georgios (2019). Genealogies of Slavery. In: Winterdyk, John and Jones, Jackie eds. The Palgrave International Handbook of Human Trafficking. Palgrave Macmillan.

Bouklis, Paraskevi S. (2016). Trafficking and the “Victim Industry” Complex. In: Antonopoulos, Georgios A. ed. Illegal Entrepreneurship, Organized Crime and Social Control Essays in Honor of Professor Dick Hobbs. Studies of Organized Crime (14). Springer, pp. 237–263.

Bouklis, Paraskevi S. and Papanicolaou, Georgios (2011). Sex, Trafficking and Crime Policy. In: Cheliotis, Leonidas K. and Xenakis, Sappho eds. Crime and Punishment in Contemporary Greece: International Comparative Perspectives. Oxford: Peter Lang Publishing Group, pp. 307–338.

Burdis, Kate and Tombs, Steve (2012). After the crisis: new directions in theorising corporate and white-collar crime. In: Hall, Steve and Winlow, Simon eds. New Directions in Criminological Theory. Abingdon and New York: Routledge, pp. 276–291.

Canning, Victoria (2018). Zemiology at the Border. In: Boukli, Avi (Paraskevi) and Kotze, Justin eds. Zemiology: reconnecting crime and social harm. Palgrave, pp. 183–201.

Canning, Victoria (2017). The Multiple Forms of Violence in the Asylum System. In: Cooper, Vickie and Whyte, David eds. The Violence of Austerity. London: Pluto Press, pp. 67–74.

Carlen, Pat and Phoenix, Jo (2017). Alternative criminologies, academic markets and corporatism in universities. In: Carlen, Pat and Ayres França, Leandro eds. Alternative Criminologies. London: Routledge, pp. 452–471.

Chonody, Jill M.; Gabb, Jacqui; Killian, Mike and Dunk-West, Priscilla (2018). Measuring relationship quality in an international study. In: Dunk-West, Priscilla and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish eds. Sexuality, Sexual and Gender Identities and Intimacy Research in Social Work and Social Care: A Lifecourse Epistemology. Routledge, pp. 121–133.

Clarke, Caroline; Barthold, Charles and Cole, Matthew (2022). COVID-19 and Zoonotic Disease: Manufacturing and Organizing Ignorance Within the Animal-Industrial Complex. In: Tallberg, Linda and Hamilton, Lindsay eds. The Oxford Handbook of Animal Organisation Studies. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 57-C4.P110.

Clarke, John (2023). Crisis and Change: The Contested Politics of Constructing Crises. In: Ballard, Richard and Barnett, Clive eds. The Routledge Handbook of Social Change. Routledge, pp. 117–128.

Clarke, John (2011). Citizen-consumers: hyphenation, identification, de-politicization? In: Brückweh, Kerstin ed. The Voice of the Citizen Consumer: a History of Market Research, Consumer Movements, and the Politicall Public Sphere. Studies of the German Historical Institute London. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 225–242.

Clarke, John (2009). Governance puzzles. In: Budd, Leslie and Harris, Lisa eds. e-Governance: Managing or Governing. Routledge e-Business. London, UK: Routledge, pp. 29–52.

Clarke, John (2019). Harmful Thoughts: Reimagining the coercive state? In: Cooper, Davina; Dhawan, Nikita and Newman, Janet eds. Reimagining the State: Theoretical Challenges and Transformative Possibilities. Social Justice. London: Routledge, pp. 213–230.

Clarke, John (2021). Which nation is this? Brexit and the not-so-United Kingdom. In: Cörüt, İlker and Jongerden, Joost eds. Beyond Nationalism and the Nation-State. Routledge, pp. 98–116.

Clarke, John (2012). The work of governing. In: Coulter, Kendra and Schumann, William R. eds. Governing Cultures: Anthropological Perspectives on Political Labor, Power, and Government. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 209–232.

Clarke, John (2008). Performance paradoxes: The politics of evaluation in public services. In: Davis, Howard and Martin, Steve eds. Public Services Inspection in the UK. Reserach Highlights in Social Work (50). London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, pp. 120–134.

Clarke, John (2021). 'No such thing as society'? Neoliberalism and the social. In: Deeming, Christopher ed. The Struggle for Social Sustainability: Moral Conflicts in Global Social Policy. Policy Press, pp. 37–54.

Clarke, John (2017). Articulating Austerity and Authoritarianism: Re-imagining Moral Economies? In: Evans, Bryan M. and McBride, Stephen eds. Austerity: The Lived Experience. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 20–39.

Clarke, John (2020). Why Imagined Economies? In: Fischer, Jessica and Stedman, Gesa eds. Imagined Economies, Real Fictions: New Perspectives on Economic Thinking in Great Britain. Culture and Theory (Volume 210). Bielefeld: transcript Verlag, pp. 17–34.

Clarke, John (2014). Inspections: governing at a distance. In: Grek, Sotiria and Lindgren, Joakim eds. Governing by Inspection. Studies in European Education. Abingdon and New York: Routledge, pp. 11–26.

Clarke, John (2020). A Sovereign People? Political Fantasy and Governmental Time in the Pursuit of Brexit. In: Guderjan, Marius; Mackay, Hugh and Stedman, Gesa eds. Contested Britain: Brexit, Austerity and Agency. Bristol: Bristol University Press, pp. 117–130.

Clarke, John (2018). Doing the Dirty Work: The Challenges of Conjunctural Analysis. In: Henriques, Julian; Morley, David and Goblot, Vana eds. Stuart Hall: Conversations, Projects and Legacies. London and New York: Goldsmiths Press, pp. 79–86.

Clarke, John (2016). Fearful asymmetry: circuits of paranoia in governing through school inspection. In: Jupp, Eleanor; Pykett, Jessica and Smith, Fiona eds. Emotional States: sites and spaces of affective governance. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 129–143.

Clarke, John (2016). Reflections on advising in austerity. In: Kirwan, Samuel ed. Advising in Austerity: Reflections on challenging times for advice agencies. Policy Press Shorts - Policy & Practice. Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 157–162.

Clarke, John (2014). Community. In: Nonini, Donald M. ed. A Companion to Urban Anthropology. Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 46–64.

Clarke, John (2020). Re-imagining Space, Scale and Sovereignty: The United Kingdom and “Brexit”. In: Nonini, Donald M. and Susser, Ida eds. The Tumultuous Politics of Scale: Unsettled States, Migrants, Movements in Flux. New York and London: Routledge, pp. 138–150.

Clarke, John (2017). Popular. In: Ouellette, Laurie and Gray, Jonathan eds. Keywords for Media Studies. Keywords. New York: New York University Press, pp. 143–144.

Clarke, John (2019). Foreword. In: Papanastasiou, Natalie ed. The Politics of Scale in Policy: Scalecraft and Education Governance. Bristol: Policy Press, v-xii.

Clarke, John (2010). Beyond public and private? The changing welfare mix. In: Petmesidou, Maria and Paptheodorou, Christos eds. Social Reforms and the Changing “Public”-“Private” Mix in Social Welfare. Athens: Ellinika Grammata, pp. 23–38.

Clarke, John (2013). Contexts: forms of agency and action. In: Pollitt, Christopher ed. Context in Public Policy and Management: The Missing Link? Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 22–34.

Clarke, John (2008). Reconstructing nation, state and welfare: The transformation of welfare states. In: Seeleib-Kaiser, Martin ed. Welfare State Transformations: Comparative Perspectives. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 197–209.

Clarke, John (2019). Developing a spatial social policy: taking stock and looking to the future. In: Whitworth, Adam ed. Towards a Spatial Social Policy: Bridging the Gap Between Geography and Social Policy. Bristol: Bristol University Press, pp. 201–215.

Clarke, John; Cochrane, Allan and McLaughlin, Eugene (1994). Mission accomplished or unfinished business? The impact of managerialization. In: Clarke, John; Cochrane, Allan and McLaughlin, Eugene eds. Managing Social Policy. London: SAGE, pp. 226–242.

Clarke, John and Fink, Janet (2008). Unsettled attachments: National identity, citizenship and welfare. In: van Oorschot, Wim; Opielka, Michael and Pfau-Effinger, Birgit eds. Culture and Welfare State: Values and Social Policy in Comparative Perspective. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 225–244.

Clarke, John and Lindgren, Joakim (2014). The vocabulary of inspection. In: Grek, Sotiria and Lindgren, Joakim eds. Governing by Inspection. Studies in European Education. London: Routledge, pp. 137–158.

Clarke, John and Newman, Janet (2012). Brave new world? Anglo-American challenges to universalism. In: Anttonen, Anneli; Häikiö, Liisa and Stefánsson, Kolbeinn eds. Welfare, Universalism and Diversity. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 90–105.

Clarke, John and Newman, Janet (2009). Elusive Publics: knowledge, power and public service reform. In: Gewirtz, Sharon; Mahony, Pat; Hextall, Ian and Cribb, Alan eds. Changing teacher professionalism: International trends, challenges, and ways forward. UK: Routledge, pp. 43–53.

Clarke, John; Newman, Janet and McDermont, Morag (2010). Delivering Choice and Administering Justice: Contested Logics of Public Service. In: Adler, Michael ed. Administrative Justice in Context. Oxford: Hart Publishing, pp. 25–46.

Clarke, John; Newman, Janet and Westmarland, Louise (2007). Creating citizen-consumers? Public service reform and (un)willing selves. In: Maasen, Sabine and Sutter, Barbara eds. On Willing Selves: Neoliberal Politics and the Challenge of Neuroscience. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 125–145.

Cole, Matthew and Stewart, Kate (2016). “I Need Fish Fingers and Custard”: The Irruption and Suppression of Vegan Ethics in Doctor Who. In: Potts, Annie ed. Meat Culture. Human-Animal Studies (17). Leiden: Brill, pp. 198–221.

Cole, Matthew and Stewart, Kate (2021). (Mis)representing veganism in film and television. In: Wright, Laura ed. The Routledge Handbook of Vegan Studies. London: Routledge, pp. 319–332.

Coleman, Roy; Sim, Joe; Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2009). Introduction: state, power, crime. In: Coleman, Roy; Sim, Joe; Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David eds. State, Power, Crime. London: SAGE Publications Ltd., pp. 1–19.

Cooper, V. (2016). Austerity, Harm and Victimisation. In: Corteen, Karen; Morley, Sharon; Taylor, Paul and Turner, Joanne eds. A companion to crime, harm and victimisation. Companions in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Croydon, UK: Policy Press, pp. 11–14.

Cooper, Vickie and Mansfield, Maureen (2020). Marketisation of Women’s Organisations in the Criminal Justice Sector. In: Albertson, Kevin; Corcoran, Mary and Phillips, Jake eds. Marketisation and Privatisation in Criminal Justice. Bristol: Policy Press, pp. 203–220.

Cooper, Vickie and Paton, Kirsteen (2017). The new urban frontier of everyday evictions: Contemporary state practices of revanchism. In: Albet, Abel and Benach, Núria eds. Gentrification as a Global Strategy: Neil Smith and Beyond. Routledge Critical Studies in Urbanism and the City. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 142–151.

Cooper, Vickie and Paton, Kirsteen (2018). Everyday Evictions in the 21st Century. In: Gray, Neil ed. Rent and its Discontents: A Century of Housing Struggle. Transforming Capitalism. Rowman & Littlefield.

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Murphy, Tony (2022). Penal Transportation from Britain to Australia, 1788 to 1868: four phases of penal administration and experimentation. Journal on European History of Law, 12(2) pp. 70–78.

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Newman, Janet (2007). Rethinking 'the public' in troubled times: unsettling nation, state and the liberal public sphere. Public Policy and Administration, 22(1) pp. 27–47.

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Newman, Janet (2006). Nuova governance, nuove razionalità organizzative? Servizi pubblici e riconfigurazione del potere (New governance, new organisational rationalities: public services and the reconfiguration of power). Studi Organizzativi, Nuova serie, 2006((Fascicolo) pp. 97–110.

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Newman, Janet (2005). Constructing accountability: network governance and managerial agency. Public Policy and Administration, 19(4) pp. 17–33.

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Newman, Janet and Kuhlmann, Ellen (2007). Consumers enter the political stage? The modernization of health care in Britain and Germany. Journal of European Social Policy, 17(2) pp. 99–111.

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Newman, Janet and Vidler, Elizabeth (2006). Discriminating customers, responsible patients, empowered users: consumerism and the modernisation of health care. Journal of Social Policy, 35(2) pp. 193–209.

Noordegraaf, Mirko and Newman, Janet (2011). Managing in disorderly times: how cities deal with disaster and restore social order. Public Management Review, 13(4) pp. 513–538.

Oldekop, Johan A.; Fontana, Lorenza B.; Grugel, Jean; Roughton, Nicole; Adu-Ampong, Emmanuel A.; Bird, Gemma K.; Dorgan, Alex; Vera Espinoza, Marcia A.; Wallin, Sara; Hammett, Daniel; Agbarakwe, Esther; Agrawal, Arun; Asylbekova, Nurgul; Azkoul, Clarissa; Bardsley, Craig; Bebbington, Anthony J.; Carvalho, Savio; Chopra, Deepta; Christopoulos, Stamatios; Crewe, Emma; Dop, Marie-Claude; Fischer, Joern; Gerretsen, Daan; Glennie, Jonathan; Gois, William; Gondwe, Mtinkheni; Harrison, Lizz A.; Hujo, Katja; Keen, Mark; Laserna, Roberto; Miggiano, Luca; Mistry, Sarah; Morgan, Rosemary J.; Raftree, Linda L.; Rhind, Duncan; Rodrigues, Thiago; Roschnik, Sonia; Senkubuge, Flavia; Thornton, Ian; Trace, Simon; Ore, Teresa; Valdés, René Mauricio; Vira, Bhaskar; Yeates, Nicola and Sutherland, William J. (2015). 100 key research questions for the post-2015 development agenda. Development Policy Review, 34(1) pp. 55–82.

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Phoenix, Jo (2018). A commentary: Response to Weitzer ‘Resistance to sex work stigma’. Sexualities, 21(5-6) pp. 740–742.

Phoenix, Jo (2016). Against Youth Justice and Youth Governance, for Youth Penality. The British Journal of Criminology, 56(1) pp. 123–140.

Phoenix, Jo (2011). In search of a youth justice pedagogy? A commentary. Journal of Children's Services, 6(2) pp. 125–133.

Phoenix, Jo (2010). Pre-sentence reports, magisterial discourse and agency in the Youth Courts in England and Wales. Punishment & Society, 12(3) pp. 348–366.

Phoenix, Jo (2022). [Book Review] Law, Insecurity and Risk Control: Neoliberal Governance and the Populist Revolt. By John Pratt (Palgrave Macmillan, 2020, 387pp., £79 Hbk). The British Journal of Criminology, 62(3) pp. 790–792.

Phoenix, Jo and Kelly, Laura (2013). ‘You Have to do it for Yourself’: Responsibilization in Youth Justice and Young People’s Situated Knowledge of Youth Justice Practice. British Journal of Criminology, 53(3) pp. 419–437.

Phoenix, Joanna (2019). [Book Review] Youth, Community and the Struggle for Social Justice. By Tim Goddard and Randy Myers. (Routledge, 2018, 212 pp. £78.70 hb/£39.20 pb). ISBN: 978-1-315-45621-8. The British Journal of Criminology, 59(6) pp. 1520–1522.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2006). Reslience and bereaved children: developing complex approaches. Grief Matters, 9(3) pp. 58–61.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2007). 'They all look as if they're coping, but I'm not': the relational power/lessness of 'youth' in responding to experiences of bereavement. Journal of Youth Studies, 10(3) pp. 285–303.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2012). The powerful relational language of ‘family’: togetherness, belonging and personhood. Sociological Review, 60(1) pp. 68–90.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane (2022). Family sociology as a theoretical enterprise? A personal reflection. Families, Relationships and Societies, 11(2) pp. 303–319.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane and Edwards, Rosalind (2001). Illuminating meanings of `the Private' in sociological thought: a response to Joe Bailey. Sociology, 35(3) pp. 765–777.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Edwards, Rosalind and Gillies, Val (2000). Moral tales of the child and the adult: Narratives of contemporary family lives under changing circumstances. Sociology, 34(4) pp. 785–803.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Evans, Ruth and Bowlby, Sophie (2019). Diversity challenges from urban West Africa: How Senegalese family deaths illuminate dominant understandings of ‘bereavement’. Bereavement Care, 38(2-3) pp. 83–90.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane and Gillies, Val (2018). Troubling children's families: who's troubled and why? Approaches to inter-cultural dialogue. Sociological Research Online, 23(1) pp. 219–244.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Gillies, Val and Hooper, Carol-Ann (2018). Troubling families: introduction. Sociological Research Online, 23(1) pp. 153–159.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Gillies, Val and Hooper, Carol-Ann (2019). “Family Troubles” and “Troubling Families”: Opening Up Fertile Ground. Journal of Family Issues, 40(16) pp. 2207–2224.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Guo, Yu; Phoenix, Ann; Xu, Xiaoli and Knight, Abigail (2017). The Institutionalisation of ‘TongNian’ and ‘childhood’ in China and Britain: Exploring Cautious Comparisons. Children and Society, 31(1) pp. 1–12.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Holland, Janet and Gillies, Val (2003). Multiple perspectives on the 'family' lives of young people: methodological and theoretical issues in case study research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 6(1) pp. 1–23.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane and Prokhovnik, Raia (2014). Embodied relationality and caring after death. Body & Society, 20(2) pp. 18–43.

Ribbens McCarthy, Jane; Woodthorpe, Kate and Almack, Kathryn (2023). The aftermath of death in the continuing lives of the living: extending ‘bereavement’ paradigms through family and relational perspectives. Sociology (Early Access).

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Ricciardelli, Rosemary; Phoenix, Jo and Gacek, James (2020). 'It's Complicated': Canadian Correctional Officer Recruits’ Interpretations of Issues Relating to the Presence of Transgender Prisoners. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 59(1) pp. 86–104.

Riggirozzi, Pia and Yeates, Nicola (2015). Locating regional health policy: Institutions, politics, and practices. Global Social Policy, 15(3) pp. 212–228.

Rowe, Abigail (2011). Narratives of self and identity in women's prisons: stigma and the struggle for self-definition in penal regimes. Punishment and Society, 13(5) pp. 571–591.

Rowe, Abigail (2012). Sexuality, criminality and the women's prison: Pat Arrowsmith’s Somewhere Like This. Prison Service Journal, 199 pp. 32–34.

Rowe, Abigail (2016). ‘Tactics’, Agency and Power in Women’s Prisons. British Journal of Criminology, 56(2) pp. 332–349.

Rowe, Abigail (2014). Situating the Self in Prison Research: Power, Identity, and Epistemology. Qualitative Inquiry, 20(4) pp. 404–416.

Scott, D. (2006). The caretakers of punishment: prison officers and the rule of law. Prison Service Journal, 168 pp. 14–19.

Scott, David (2016). Hearing the voice of the estranged Other: Abolitionist ethical hermeneutics. Kriminolosches Journal, 3

Scott, David (2013). The Politics of Prisoner Legal Rights. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 52(3) pp. 233–250.

Scott, David (2012). Sympathy for the devil: human rights and empathetic construction of suffering. Criminal Justice Matters, 88(1) pp. 8–9.

Scott, David (2010). Why didn't prisoner rights come home? Criminal Justice Matters, 82(1) pp. 36–37.

Scott, David (2018). Saying NO To the Mega Prison. Justice, Power and Resistance, 2(1) pp. 204–221.

Scott, David (2020). Do prisons work? Sociology Review, 30(1) pp. 18–21.

Scott, David (2021). Could Penal Abolitionism Work? Sociological Review Magazine, 31(2)

Severs, Eline and de Jong, Sara (2018). Preferable Minority Representatives: Brokerage and Betrayal. PS: Political Science & Politics, 51(2) pp. 345–350.

Sim, Joe and Tombs, Steve (2022). Narrating the coronavirus crisis: state talk and state silence in the UK. Justice, Power and Resistance, 5(1-2) pp. 67–90.

Snell, Katy and Tombs, Steve (2011). ‘How do you get your voice heard when no-one will let you?’ Victimisation at work. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 11(3) pp. 207–223.

Speed, Carly (2017). As Little Regard in Life as in Death: A Critical Analysis of Subjugation and Accountability Following Deaths in Psychiatric Detention. Illness, Crisis and Loss, 25(1) pp. 27–42.

Speed, Carly (2022). [Book Review] Police-Related Deaths in the United States. By David Baker (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2021). The British Journal of Criminology (early access).

Sullivan, Helen; Knops, Andrew; Barnes, Marian and Newman, Janet (2004). Central-local relations in an era of multi-level governance: the case of public participation policy in England, 1997-2001. Local Government Studies, 30(2) pp. 245–265.

Taylor, Stuart (2016). Moving beyond the other: A critique of the reductionist drugs discourse. Cultuur and Criminalitiet, 1 pp. 100–118.

Taylor, Stuart (2011). ‘New’ Strategy, usual suspects: a critique of reducing demand, restricting supply, building recovery. Criminal Justice Matters, 84(1) pp. 24–26.

Taylor, Stuart (2008). Outside the outsiders: Media representations of drug use. Probation Journal, 55(4) pp. 369–387.

Taylor, Stuart; Ayres, Tammy and Jones, Emily (2020). Enlightened hedonism? Independent drug checking amongst a group of ecstasy users. International Journal of Drug Policy, 83, article no. 102869.

Taylor, Stuart; Beckett Wilson, Helen; Barrett, Giles; Jamieson, Janet and Grindrod, Lauren (2018). Cannabis Use in an English Community: Acceptance, Anxieties, and the Liminality of Drug Prohibition. Contemporary Drug Problems, 45(4) pp. 401–424.

Taylor, Stuart; Buchanan, Julian and Ayres, Tammy (2016). Prohibition, privilege and the drug apartheid: The failure of drug policy reform to address the underlying fallacies of drug prohibition. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 16(4) pp. 452–469.

Taylor, Stuart; Burke, Lol; Millings, Matthew and Ragonese, Ester (2017). Transforming Rehabilitation during a penal crisis: A case study of Through the Gate services in a resettlement prison in England and Wales. European Journal of Probation, 9(2) pp. 115–131.

Tombs, S. and Whyte, D. (2010). Reflections upon the limits of a concept: ‘victims’ and corporate crime. Journal International de Victimologie, Numéro spécial sur les victimes de crimes en col blanc (crimes économiques), 23(2)

Tombs, Steve (2012). Symbiosis in the production of crime and harm. State Crime, 1(2) pp. 170–195.

Tombs, Steve (2013). Still killing with impunity: corporate criminal law reform in the UK. Policy and Practice in Health and Safety, 11(2) pp. 63–80.

Tombs, Steve (2013). Working for the ‘Free’ Market: state complicity in routine corporate harm in the United Kingdom. Revista Crítica Penal y Poder(5) pp. 291–313.

Tombs, Steve (2013). Corporate theft and fraud: business as usual. Criminal Justice Matters(94) pp. 14–15.

Tombs, Steve (2015). Crisis, what crisis? Regulation and the academic orthodoxy. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 54(1) pp. 57–72.

Tombs, Steve (2016). Making better regulation, making regulation better? Policy Studies, 37(4) pp. 332–349.

Tombs, Steve (2007). A political economy of corporate killing. Criminal Justice Matters, 70(1) pp. 29–30.

Tombs, Steve (2016). What to do with the Harmful Corporation? Justice, Power and Resistance, 1 pp. 193–216.

Tombs, Steve (2018). The UK's corporate killing law: Un/fit for purpose? Criminology and Criminal Justice, 18(4) pp. 488–507.

Tombs, Steve (2019). Grenfell: the unfolding dimensions of social harm. Justice, Power and Resistance, 3(1) pp. 61–88.

Tombs, Steve (2019). [Book Review] Uncovering the Crimes of Urbanisation: Researching Corruption, Violence and Urban Conflict by K. Lasslett, Routledge, 2018. State Crime Journal, 8(1) pp. 144–147.

Tombs, Steve (2020). Home as a Site of State-Corporate Violence: Grenfell Tower, Aetiologies and Aftermaths. Howard Journal of Crime and Justice, 59(2) pp. 120–142.

Tombs, Steve (2021). Reframing Regulation: ‘privatisation’, de-democratisation and the end of social protection? Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique, XXVI(2)

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2010). A deadly consensus: worker safety and regulatory degradation under New Labour. British Journal of Criminology, 50(1) pp. 46–65.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2013). Transcending the deregulation debate? regulation, risk, and the enforcement of health and safety law in the UK. Regulation & Governance, 7(1) pp. 61–79.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2011). Corporate or Criminal? The dangers of reducing corporate prosecutions. New Law Journal, 161(7449) pp. 81–84.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2010). Brown-nosing the rich. Criminal Justice Matters, 79(1) pp. 32–33.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2013). The myths and realities of deterrence in workplace safety regulation. British Journal of Criminology, 53(5) pp. 746–763.

Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2015). Introduction to the special issue on 'Crimes of the Powerful'. The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 54(1) pp. 1–7.

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Tombs, Steve and Whyte, David (2014). Toxic capital everywhere: mapping the co-ordinates of regulatory tolerance. Social Justice, 41(1/2) pp. 80–100.

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Yeates, Nicola (2004). A Dialogue with 'global care chain' analysis: nurse migration in the Irish context. Feminist Review, 77(1) pp. 79–95.

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Yeates, Nicola (2009). Editorial Introduction: Conditional cash transfers. Global Social Policy, 9(2) pp. 163–165.

Yeates, Nicola (2010). The globalisation of nurse migration: policy issues and responses. International Labour Review, 149(4) pp. 423–440.

Yeates, Nicola (2011). Going global: the transnationalization of care. Development and Change, 42(4) pp. 1109–1130.

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Yeates, Nicola (2018). On the Transnational Dialectics of Solidarity and Care. Social Politics, 25(1) pp. 20–26.

Yeates, Nicola (2018). Beyond Moral Boundaries: Reflections on a Global Care Agenda. Politics and Gender, 14(4) pp. 17–20.

Yeates, Nicola (2019). Mobilising regional social governance and policy for the Sustainable Development Goals. Journal of Global Social Policy, 19(1-2) pp. 38–42.

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Beckett Wilson, Helen and Taylor, Stuart (2014). The Shifting Landscape of Cannabis in the Community: Acceptance, Anxieties and Ambiguities. In: BSC - British Society of Criminology Conference, 9-12 Jul 2014, Liverpool.

Mair, George; Burke, Lol and Taylor, Stuart (2005). The worst Tax Form you’ve ever seen’: Probation Officers views on OASyS. In: British Society of Criminology Conference, 12-14 Jul 2005, Leeds, England.

Penn, Alison (2006). The fellowship of St Michael's and All Angels: 1903-1925: Rescue work for upper and middle class unmarried mothers. In: Voluntary Action History Society, 3 Oct 2006.

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Taylor, Stuart Private drug testing: reducing harm, guaranteeing good times? In: Drugs: North West, 2019, Manchester.

Taylor, Stuart The Twelve Dichotomies of Drug Policy. In: Liverpool John Moores University Christmas Research Café, 2018, Liverpool.

Taylor, Stuart (2018). Through the Gate: the implementation, management and delivery of resettlement service provision for short-term prisoners. In: European Society of Criminology, 2018, Sarajevo.

Taylor, Stuart How will different user groups respond to legal reform? In: Cannabis in a post-prohibition world (organised by LJMU Public Health Institute and Volteface), 2018, Liverpool.

Taylor, Stuart (2017). Deviant Leisure: Consuming Harm - Intervening with Deviant Leisure. In: American Society of Criminology, 2017, Philadelphia.

Taylor, Stuart (2017). Gendered sexual violence in the Night-Time Economy. In: Tackling Sexism On-Campus, 2017, University of Liverpool.

Taylor, Stuart Transforming Rehabilitation and Through the Gate. In: Penal Reform - Where to Next?, 2017, University of Nottingham.

Taylor, Stuart The Metamorphosis of Prohibition: Do global drug policy reforms represent progressive change? In: American Society of Criminology Conference, 2016, New Orleans.

Taylor, Stuart 'It was only a grope’: Findings from an evaluation of two sexual offence prevention campaigns running in the Night Time Economy. In: European Society of Criminology Conference, 2015, Porto.

Taylor, Stuart (2015). On Fallacies and Alienation: The Reductionist Drugs Discourse. In: The Other, Cultural Criminology Conference, 2015, VU University, Amsterdam.

Taylor, Stuart (2014). The Shifting Landscape of Cannabis in the Community: Acceptance, Anxieties and Ambiguities. In: 2014 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, 19-22 Nov 2014, San Francisco.

Taylor, Stuart (2013). Public education and public criminology from the UK. In: 69th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology: Expanding the Core: Neglected Crimes, Groups, Causes and Policy Approaches, 20-23 Nov 2013, Atlanta.

Taylor, Stuart (2013). The ‘Day of Crime’ programme: Lessons in public education and public criminology from the UK? In: European Society of Criminology Conference, 4-7 Sep 2013, Budapest.

Taylor, Stuart (2012). The Great Unmentionable’ Just why do [we] continue to ignore the potential benefits of illegal drug use? In: Public lecture, 04 Dec 2012, University of Victoria, Wellington.

Taylor, Stuart (2012). The Path to Enlightenment? Public Engagement, Public Education and the role of the Public Criminologist. In: 25th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology, 27-29 Nov 2012, Auckland, New Zealand.

Taylor, Stuart (2011). ‘Days of Crime': The route to a more enlightened, engaged and educated public? In: 16th World Congress - International Society for Criminology conference, 5-9 Aug 2011, Kobe, Japan.

Taylor, Stuart (2010). Community Justice & Public Engagement: Rhetoric & Reality. In: European Society of Criminology Conference, 8-11 Sep 2010, Liege.

Taylor, Stuart (2008). Mutton Dressed as Lamb? The case of the community order and the suspended sentence order in England & Wales. In: World Congress of Criminology Conference, Jul 2008, Barcelona, Spain.

Taylor, Stuart (2007). The Community Order: Issues of implementation & use. In: British Society of Criminology Conference, 2007, Glasgow, Scotland.

Taylor, Stuart and Ayres, Tammy (2020). The 12 Dichotomies of Drug Policy. In: British Society of Criminology SW Branch: ‘Dangerous Drugs in the Contemporary Era, 2020.

Taylor, Stuart and Ayres, Tammy (2022). Drug Markets and Drug Dealing: Time to move on? In: European Society of Criminology Annual Conference, 2022, Malaga, Spain.

Taylor, Stuart; Burke, Lol; Millings, Matthew and Ragonese, Ester Louisa (2016). Transforming Rehabilitation and Through The Gate: Research from a resettlement prison. In: American Society of Criminology Conference, 16-19 Nov 2016, New Orleans, LA, USA.

Taylor, Stuart and Wilson, Helen Beckett (2014). The Shifting Landscape of Cannabis in the Community: Acceptance, Anxieties and Ambiguities. In: European Society of Criminology Conference (Eurocrim2014), 10-13 Sep 2014, Prague.

Tombs, Steve (2016). Regulating Business ‘After’ the Crisis: some observations from the UK. In: New challenges in criminology; can old theories be used to explain or understand new crimes?, NSfK’s 58. Research Seminar, Nordiska Samarbetsrådet för Kriminologi, Helsinki, pp. 19–37.

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