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Abbott, Dina and Wilson, Gordon (2015). The Lived Experience of Climate Change: Knowledge, Science and Public Action. Cham: Springer International Publishing.

Allen, John (2025). Power and Space: Essays on a Shifting Relationship. Routledge Research in Place, Space and Politics. Abingdon, Oxon and New York: Routledge.

Allen, John (2003). Lost geographies of power. RGS-IBG Book Series. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.

Allen, John (2016). Topologies of Power: Beyond territory and networks. Oxford & New York: Routledge.

Allen, John; Massey, Doreen; Cochrane, Allan; Charlesworth, Julie; Court, Gill; Henry, Nick and Sarre, Philip (1998). Rethinking the region. London: Routledge.

Andrews, Geoff (2005). Not a Normal Country: Italy After Berlusconi. London: Pluto Press.

Andrews, Geoff (2021). Smooth Operator: The Life and Times of Cyril Lakin, Editor, Broadcaster and Politician. Modern Wales. Cardigan, Wales: Parthian.

Andrews, Geoff (2010). Slow Food: Una storia tra politica e piacere. Intersezioni. Bologna, Italy: Il Mulino.

Andrews, Geoff (2015). The Shadow Man: At the Heart of the Cambridge Spy Circle. London: I.B.Tauris.

Andrews, Geoff (2008). The Slow Food Story: Politics and Pleasure. London: Pluto Press.

Andrews, Geoff (2020). Agent Molière: The Life of John Cairncross, the Fifth Man of the Cambridge Spy Circle. London: I. B. Tauris.

Annetts, Jason; Law, Alex; McNeish, Wallace and Mooney, Gerry (2009). Understanding social welfare movements. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Bailey, Christian (2013). Between Yesterday and Tomorrow: German Visions of Europe in Germany, 1926-1950. Oxford: Berghahn.

Banks, Mark (2007). The politics of cultural work. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave.

Barker, Carol; Bhagavan, Malur R.; Collande, Peter Von and Wield, David (1986). African Industrialisation: Technology and Change in Tanzania. Aldershot, UK: Gower Press.

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.

Beattie, Hugh (2001). Imperial Frontier Tribe and State in Waziristan. Richmond, Surrey: Curzon Press.

Beattie, Hugh (2019). Empire and Tribe in the Afghan Frontier Region: Custom, Conflict and British Strategy in Waziristan until 1947. London: I.B.Tauris.

Beckerlegge, Gwilym (2006). Swami Vivekananda's legacy of service: a study of the Ramakrishna math and mission. India: Oxford University Press.

Beckerlegge, Gwilym (2000). The Ramakrishna Mission: the Making of a Modern Hindu Movement. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.

Beckerlegge, Gwilym (2020). Swami Vivekananda and his legacy. London: Wise Studies.

Belshaw, Christopher (2001). Environmental philosophy: reason, nature and human concern. UK, Canada: Acumen and McGill-Queens University Press.

Belshaw, Christopher (2005). 10 good questions about life and death. Blackwell Publishing.

Belshaw, Christopher (2009). Annihilation: the sense and significance of death. Stocksfield, UK: Acumen Publishing.

Belshaw, Christopher (2014). The Value of Life. The Open University.

Belshaw, Christopher (2020). The Value and Meaning of Life. Routledge.

Bennett, Robert J.; Smith, Harry; Van Lieshout, Carry; Montebruno, Piero and Newton, Gill (2019). The Age of Entrepreneurship: Business proprietors, self-employment and corporations since 1851. Abingdon: Routledge.

Bennett, Tony (2004). Pasts beyond memory: evolution, museums, colonialism. Museum Meanings. Routledge.

Bennett, Tony; Savage, Mike; Silva, Elizabeth; Warde, Alan; Gayo-Cal, Modesto and Wright, David (2005). Cultural capital and the cultural field in contemporary Britain. CRESC Working Papers (3). Milton Keynes, UK: CRESC (Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change).

Bennett, Tony; Savage, Mike; Silva, Elizabeth; Warde, Alan; Gayo-Cal, Modesto and Wright, David (2009). Culture, Class, Distinction. CRESC: Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change. London: Routledge.

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

Bloom, Tendayi (2017). Noncitizenism: Recognising Noncitizen Capabilities in a World of Citizens. Routledge.

Boni, Filippo (2019). Sino-Pakistani Relations. Politics, Military and Regional Dynamics. Routledge Contemporary South Asia. Abingdon: Routledge.

Borras, Saturnino M.; Franco, Jennifer C.; Isakson, Ryan; Levidow, Les and Vervest, Pietje (2014). Towards Understanding the Politics of Flex Crops and Commodities: Implications for Research and Policy Advocacy. Think Piece Series on Flex Crops & Commodities (1). Amsterdam: Transnational Institute.

Brennan, John; Cochrane, Allan; Lebeau, Yann and Williams, Ruth (2018). The University in its Place: Social and Cultural Perspectives on the Regional Role of Universities. Heidelberg: Springer.

Brown, Ed; Milward, Bob; Mohan, Giles and Zack-Williams, Alfred B. (2000). Structural Adjustment: Theory, practice and impacts. UK: Routledge.

Brown, Vivienne (1994). Adam Smith's Discourse : Canonicity, Commerce and Conscience. Oxon, UK and New York, USA: Routledge.

Brown, William (2001). The European Union and Africa: the restructuring of north-south relations. Library of International Relations. I.B. Tauris.

Callaghan, George (1997). Flexibility, mobility and the labour market. Aldershot, U.K.: Ashgate.

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

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

Carter, Simon (2007). Rise and Shine: Sunlight, Technology and Health. Oxford, UK: Berg Publishers Ltd.

Chappell, Sophie Grace (2024). Trans Figured: on being a transgender person in a cisgender world. Cambridge, UK: Polity.

Chappell, Sophie-Grace (2022). Epiphanies: an ethics of experience. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.

Chappell, Sophie Grace and van Ackeren, Marcel (2018). Ethics Beyond the Limits: New Essays on Bernard Williams’ Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy. London: Routledge.

Chappell, Timothy (2005). Reading Plato's Theaetetus. Indianapolis, USA: Hackett Publishing Company.

Chappell, Timothy (2005). The Inescapable Self: an Introduction to Western Philosophy since Descartes. London: Weidenfeld & Nicholson.

Chappell, Timothy (2009). Ethics and Experience: Life Beyond Moral Theory. Durham: Acumen Publishing.

Chappell, Timothy (2014). Knowing What To Do: Imagination, Virtue, and Platonism in Ethics. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Chimisso, Cristina (2001). Gaston Bachelard: critic of science and the imagination. Routledge Studies in Twentieth-Century Philosophy, 9. London and New York: Routledge.

Chimisso, Cristina (2008). Writing the History of the Mind: Philosophy and Science in France, 1900 to 1960s. Science, Technology and Culture 1700-1945. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Chimisso, Cristina (2019). Hélène Metzger, Historian and Historiographer of the Sciences. Science, Technology and Culture, 1700-1945. Abingdon: Routledge.

Christie, Frances and Hanlon, Joseph (2001). Mozambique & the great flood of 2000. African Issues. Indiana, USA: Indiana University Press.

Clark, Norman; Mugabe, John and Smith, James (2007). Biotechnology Policy in Africa. Nairobi: African Centre for Technology Studies.

Clark, Norman; Frost, Andy; Maudlin, Ian and Ward, Andrew (2013). Technology Development Assistance for Agriculture; Putting research into use in low income countries. Routledge Explorations in Development Studies. Abingdon: 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.

Clarke, Simon and Garner, Steve (2009). White Identities: A Critical Sociological Approach. London: Pluto Press.

Cochrane, Allan (2007). Understanding urban policy: A critical approach. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.

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

Collins, Richard (2009). Three Myths of Internet Governance. Making sense of networks, governance and regulation. Bristol: Intellect.

Collins, Richard (2002). Media and identity in contemporary Europe: consequences of global convergence. Bristol, UK: Intellect, p. 174.

Cooper, Charles; Kaplinsky, Raphael and Turner, R. (1973). Second-hand Equipment in a Developing Country: A Study of Jute-Processing in Kenya. Geneva: International Labour Organization.

Crow, Ben; Thorpe, Mary and Wield, David (1988). Survival and Change in the Third World. UK: Oxford University Press.

Czajka, Agnes (2017). Democracy and Justice: Reading Derrida in Istanbul. Routledge Advances in Democratic Theory. Routledge.

de Braganca, A.; Munslow, B.; Wield, D. and Wuyts, M. (1979). Zimbabwe - A questão rodesiana (Zimbabwe - The Rhodesian Question). Maputo: Instituto Nacional do Livro e do Disco.

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.

Du Gay, Paul; Hall, Stuart; Janes, Linda; Koed Madsen, Anders; Mackay, Hugh and Negus, Keith (2013). Doing Cultural Studies: the Story of the Sony Walkman (2nd Edition). SAGE.

Du Gay, Paul; Hall, Stuart; Janes, Linda; Mackay, Hugh and Negus, Keith (1997). Doing Cultural Studies: the Story of the Sony Walkman. SAGE.

Edwards, Ros; Hadfield, Lucy and Mauthner, Melanie (2006). Children talking about brothers and sisters. London: Family Planning Institute.

Edwards, Rosalind; Hadfield, Lucy; Lucey, Helen and Mauthner, Melanie (2006). Sibling Identity and Relationships: Sisters and Brothers. Relationships and Resources. Oxford, UK: Routledge.

Elmer, Peter (2012). The Miraculous Conformist: Valentine Greatrakes, the Body Politic and the Politics of Healing in Restoration Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Erel, Umut (2009). Migrant women transforming citizenship. Studies in Migration and Diaspora. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Ernwein, Marion (2019). Les natures de la ville néolibérale: Une écologie politique du végétal urbain. Ecotopiques. Grenoble: UGA Editions.

Ferguson, Iain; Lavalette, Michael and Mooney, Gerry (2002). Rethinking Welfare: A Critical Perspective. UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

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

Finnegan, Ruth (2002). Communicating: The multiple modes of human interconnection. London, UK: Routledge.

Finnegan, Ruth (2007). The oral and beyond: doing things with words in Africa. Oxford / Chicago: James Currey / University of Chicago Press.

Finnegan, Ruth (2007). The Hidden Musicians: Music-Making in an English Town (2nd ed.). Music/Culture series. Middletown, CT, USA: Wesleyan University Press.

Finnegan, Ruth (2011). Why Do We Quote?: The Culture and History of Quotation. Cambridge, U.K.: Open Book Publishers.

Finnegan, Ruth (2012). Oral literature in Africa (rev.ed.). World Oral Literature series, 1. Cambridge: Open Book.

Finnegan, Ruth (2013). Studying Oral Texts: the Collection, Analysis and Preservation of Oral Traditions and Verbal Arts: a Handbook for Twenty-First-Century Researchers. In Search of Human Culture Series. CreatSpace Independent Publishing Platform.

Forbes, Naushad and Wield, David (2002). From Followers to Leaders: Managing Technology and Innovation. London, UK: Routledge.

Frankish, Keith (2004). Mind and supermind. Cambridge Studies in Philosophy. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

Frankish, Keith (2005). Consciousness. Milton Keynes, U.K.: The Open University.

Frevert, Ute and Bailey, Christian (2011). Gefühlswissen. Eine lexikalische Spurensuche in der Moderne. Frankfurt am Main: Campus.

Frowe, Helen and Matravers, Derek (2024). Stones and Lives: The Ethics of Protecting Heritage in War. Oxford University Press.

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

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

Garner, Steve (2003). Racism in the Irish Experience. London: Pluto Press.

Garner, Steve (2007). Whiteness: an introduction. London: Routledge.

Garner, Steve (2010). Racisms: an Introduction. London / Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications Ltd..

Gaskarth, Jamie (2020). Secrets and Spies: UK Intelligence Accountability After Iraq and Snowden. A Chatham House Insights Series book. Washington, D.C. / London: Brookings Institution Press / Chatham House.

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.

Hanlon, Joseph (1997). Guia Básico Sobre as Autárquias Locais. Maputo: Ministério de Administração Estatal e Associação de Parlamentares Europeus para Africa.

Hanlon, Joseph (2003). Peace Without Profit: How the IMF Blocks Rebuilding in Mozambique. Oxford, UK: James Currey.

Hanlon, Joseph (1994). Report of AWEPA's Observation of the Mozambique Electoral Process, 1992-94. Amsterdam: AWEPA.

Hanlon, Joseph (1991). Mozambique: Who Calls the Shots? London, UK: James Currey.

Hanlon, Joseph (1989). SADCC: in the 1990s: development on the front line. London, UK: Economist Intelligence Unit.

Hanlon, Joseph (1986). Apartheid’s Second Front: South Africa's War Against Its Neighbours. UK: Penguin Books Ltd.

Hanlon, Joseph (1986). Beggar Your Neighbours: Apartheid Power in Southern Africa. UK: James Currey.

Hanlon, Joseph (1984). Mozambique: The Revolution under fire. Third World Books. London, UK: Zed Books Ltd.

Hanlon, Joseph (1984). SADCC: progress, projects and prospects: The trade and investment future of the Southern African Development Coordination Conference. London, UK: Economist Intelligence Unit.

Hanlon, Joseph and Omond, Roger (1987). The Sanctions Handbook. Middlesex, UK: Penguin.

Hanlon, Joseph and Smart, Teresa (2008). Do Bicycles Equal Development in Mozambique? Oxford, UK: James Currey.

Hanlon, Joseph and Smart, Teresa (2008). Há mais bicicletas - mas há desenvolvimento? Maputo, Moçambique: Missanga.

Hanlon, Joseph (2015). A Decade of Mozambique: Politics, Economy and Society 2004-2013. Leiden: Brill.

Hanlon, Joseph; Barrientos, Armando and Hulme, David (2010). Just Give Money to the Poor: The Development Revolution from the Global South. Sterling, VA, USA: Kumarian.

Hanlon, Joseph; Manjengwa, Jeanette and Smart, Teresa (2012). Zimbabwe Takes Back Its Land. Sterling, Viirginia: Kumarian Press.

Harrison, Rodney (2004). Shared landscapes: archaeologies of attachment and the pastoral industry in New South Wales. Studies in the Cultural Construction of Open Space. Sydney, Australia: UNSW Press.

Harrison, Rodney (2012). Heritage: Critical Approaches. Abingdon: Routledge.

Harrison, Rodney and Schofield, John (2010). After Modernity: Archaeological Approaches to the Contemporary Past. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press.

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

Heffernan, Richard (2000). New Labour and Thatcherism: Political Change in Britain. Basingstoke, U.K.: Palgrave Macmillan.

Heine, Jorge and Weiffen, Brigitte (2014). 21st Century Democracy Promotion in the Americas: Standing up for the Polity. London: Routledge.

Herbert, David (2003). Religion and civil society: rethinking public religion in the contemporary world. Ashgate Religion Culture and Society. Ashgate.

Hewitt, Tom and Wield, David (1992). Industrialization and Development. UK: Oxford University Press.

Hill, Andrew (2008). Re-Imagining the war on terror: seeing, waiting, travelling. Shifting Securities series. Basingstoke: Palgrave.

Hinchliffe, Steve; Bingham, Nick; Allen, John and Carter, Simon (2016). Pathological Lives: Disease, Space and Biopolitics. RGS-IBG Book Series. Chichester: John Wiley and Sons.

Hirst, Paul; Thompson, Grahame and Bromley, Simon (2009). Globalization in Question (3rd edition). Cambridge, UK / Malden, MA, USA: Polity.

Holmes, Georgina (2013). Women and War in Rwanda: Gender, Media and the Representation of Genocide. I.B. Taurus, Bloomsbury Publishing.

Honwana, Alcinda (2005). Child Soldiers in Africa. Ethnography of Political Violence. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA: University of Pennsylvania Press.

Hope, Tim and Walters, Reece (2008). Critical Thinking About the Uses of Research. Evidence Based Research. London, UK: Centre For Crime and Justice Studies.

Horne, John; Tomlinson, Alan; Whannel, Garry and Woodward, Kath (2012). Understanding Sport. Culture Economy and the Social. London: Routledge.

Hough, Mike; Jacobson, Jessica and Millie, Andrew (2003). The Decision to Imprison: Sentencing and the Prison Population. London, UK: Prison Reform Trust.

Humphrey, John; Kaplinsky, Raphael and Saraph, Prasad V. (1998). Corporate restructuring: Crompton Greaves and the challenge of globalisation. Delhi: Sage.

Humphreys, David (2006). Logjam: Deforestation and the crisis of global governance. Earthscan Forestry Library. London: Earthscan Publications Ltd.

Humphreys, David (1996). Forest Politics: The Evolution of International Cooperation. London: Earthscan.

Hutchings, Stephen; Tolz, Vera; Chatterje-Doody, Precious; Crilley, Rhys and Gillespie, Marie (2024). Russia, Disinformation, and the Liberal Order: RT as Populist Pariah. NIU Series in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies. Ithaca, NY, USA: Cornell University Press.

Hutchinson, Mark and Wolffe, John (2012). A Short History of Global Evangelicalism. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Isin, Engin and Ruppert, Evelyn (2015). Being Digital Citizens. London: Rowman & Littlefield International.

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

Jewkes, Yvonne (2002). Captive audience: media, masculinity and power in prisons. Cullompton, UK: Willan Publishing.

Jewkes, Yvonne (2004). Media and crime. Key Approaches to Criminology. London, UK: Sage.

Johns, Nick and Green, Alison (2012). Trust and Substitutes for Trust: The Case of Britain Under New Labour. European Political, Economic, and Security Issues. Huntington, NY: Nova Science Publishers.

Johnson, Hazel and Wilson, Gordon (2009). Learning for Development. Development Matters. London: Zed Books.

Johnson, Nevil and Cochrane, Allan (2017). Economic Policy-Making by Local Authorities in Britain and Western Germany (2nd ed). Routledge Library Editions: The German Economy, 7. Abingdon: Routledge.

Johnson, Richard; Chambers, Deborah; Raghuram, Parvati and Tincknell, Estella (2004). The Practice of cultural studies. UK: Sage Publications Ltd.

Jordan, Timothy (2008). Hacking: Digital Media and Technological Determinism. Digital Media and Society. Cambridge, UK: Polity.

Jordan, Tim and Taylor, Paul A. (2004). Hacktivism and cyberwars: rebels with a cause? Routledge.

Jordan, Timothy (2002). Activism! Direct action, Hacktivism and the future of society. London, UK: Reaktion.

Julios, Christina (2022). Sexual Harassment in the UK Parliament: Lessons from the #MeToo Era. Gender and Politics. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan.

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Kaplinsky, Raphael (2005). Globalization, poverty and inequality: between a rock and a hard place. Cambridge, UK: Polity.

Kaplinsky, Raphael (1987). Microelectronics and Employment Revisited: A Review. Geneva: International Labour Office.

Kaplinsky, Raphael (1984). Automation: The Technology and Society. London, UK: Longmans.

Kaplinsky, Raphael (1983). Sugar Processing: The Development of a Third World Technology. London, UK: Intermediate Technology Press.

Kaplinsky, Raphael (1982). Computer Aided Design in a Dynamic World: Electronics, Comparative Advantage and Development. London, UK: Francis Pinter.

Kaplinsky, Raphael; Joffe, Avril; Kaplan, David and Lewis, David (1995). Improving Manufacturing Performance in South Africa: Report of the Industrial Strategy Project. Cape Town: UCT Press.

Kaplinsky, Raphael and Posthuma, Anne (1994). Easternisation: The Spread of Japanese Management Techniques to Developing Countries. London, UK: Frank Cass.

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Kaplinsky, Raphael (1979). Ownership and Equity in Kenya, 1966-1976. Nairobi: National Christian Council of Kenya.

Kaplinsky, Raphael and Farooki, Masuma (2011). How China Disrupted Global Commodities: The Reshaping of the World’s Resource Sector. Routledge studies in global competition. London: Routledge.

Kaplinsky, Raphael; Farooki, Masuma; Alcorta, Ludovico and Rodousakis, Niki (2012). Promoting Industrial Diversification in Resource Intensive Economies: The Experiences of Sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia Regions. Vienna: United Nations Industrial Development Organisation.

King, Pete (2000). Crime, Justice and Discretion in England 1740-1820. UK: Oxford University Press.

King, Peter (2006). Crime and law in England, 1750-1850: remaking justice from the margins. Past and Present Publications. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

Kocabıçak, Ece (2023). The Political Economy of Patriarchy in the Global South. London: Routledge.

Kofman, Eleonore; Phizacklea, Annie; Raghuram, Parvati and Sales, Rosemary (2000). Gender and International Migration in Europe: Employment, welfare and politics. London, UK: Routledge.

Kofman, Eleonore and Raghuram, Parvati (2015). Gendered Migrations and Global Social Reproduction. Migration Diaspora and Citizenship. Basingstoke: Palgrave.

Law, John (2002). Aircraft Stories: Decentering the Object in Technoscience. Durham, North Carolina: Duke University Press.

Levidow, Les (2023). Beyond Climate Fixes: From Public Controversy to System Change. Bristol: Bristol University Press.

Levidow, Les and Carr, Susan (2009). GM food on trial: Testing European democracy. Genomics & Society. New York/London: Routledge.

Lowe, Jonquil (2024). Be Your Own Financial Adviser: manage your money successfully through good times and bad. Harlow, UK: FT Publishing International.

Mackay, Hugh (2010). Understanding Contemporary Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press.

Mackay, Hugh and Ivey, Darren (2004). Modern Media in the Home: An ethnographic study. Rome, Italy: John Libbey.

Mackay, Hugh; Maples, Wendy and Reynolds, Paul (2002). Investigating the Information Society. London, UK: Routledge.

MacKian, Sara; Bartolini, Nadia; Pile, Steve and Sambo, Daniele (2016). Spiritualism in Stoke-on-Trent. Glasgow: TWTD Press.

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Maiden, John (2009). National religion and the Prayer Book controversy, 1927-28. Studies in Modern British Religious History. Woodbridge, UK: The Boydell Press.

Marino, Alessandra (2015). Acts of Angry Writing. Series in Citizenship Studies. Wayne State University Press.

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Matravers, Derek (2012). Introducing Philosophy of Art: Eight Case Studies. Durham: Acumen Press.

Matravers, Derek (2014). Fiction and Narrative. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Matravers, Derek (2017). Empathy. Key Concepts in Philosophy. Cambridge: Polity Press.

Mauthner, Melanie L. (2005). Sistering: power and change in female relationships. 1st paperback edition. UK: Palgrave Macmillan.

Mazzucato, Mariana; Lowe, Jonquil; Shipman, Alan and Trigg, Andrew (2010). Personal Investment: Financial Planning in an Uncertain World. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.

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McFall, Liz (2014). Devising Consumption: Cultural Economies of Insurance, Credit and Spending. CRESC. Abingdon: Routledge.

Millie, Andrew (2016). Philosophical Criminology. New Horizons in Criminology. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Millie, Andrew (2009). Anti-social Behaviour. Maidenhead, UK: Open University Press.

Millie, Andrew and Hough, Mike (2004). Assessing the impact of the Reducing Burglary Initiative in southern England and Wales. Home Office Online Report, 42/04. London, UK: The Home Office.

Millie, Andrew; Jacobson, Jessica; McDonald, Eraina and Hough, Mike (2005). Anti-Social Behaviour Strategies: Finding a Balance. Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Mohan, Giles; Lampert, Ben; Tan-Mullins, May and Chang, Daphne (2014). Chinese Migrants and Africa's Development: New Imperialists or Agents of Change? London: Zed Books.

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

Mulberg, Jon (2001). Figuring Figures: An Introductory Guide to Data Analysis. London: Prentice-Hall.

Mulberg, Jon (1998). Limites Sociais Á Teoria Económica. Lisbon: Instituto Piaget.

Mulberg, Jon (2005). Como Descifrar Cifras. Fondo de Cultura Economica.

Mulberg, Jonathan D. (1995). Social Limits to Economic Theory. Routledge.

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

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

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Murphy, Joseph and Levidow, Les (2006). Governing the Transatlantic conflict over agricultural biotechnology: contending coalitions, trade liberalisation and standard-setting. Genetics and Society. London, UK: Routledge.

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

Neal, Sarah (2009). Rural Identities: Ethnicity and Community in the Contemporary English Countryside. Farnham: Ashgate.

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Neal, Sarah; Bennett, Katy; Cochrane, Allan and Mohan, Giles (2018). Lived Experiences of Multiculture: The New Social and Spatial Relations of Diversity. Routledge Research in Race and Ethnicity. Abingdon: Routledge.

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

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.

Newsham, Andrew and Bhagwat, Shonil (2016). Conservation and Development. Routledge.

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McFall, Liz (2009). Devices and Desires: How useful is the 'new' new economic sociology for understanding market attachment. Sociology Compass, 3(2) pp. 267–282.

McFall, Liz (2009). The agencement of industrial branch life assurance. Journal of Cultural Economy, 2(1 - 2) pp. 49–65.

McFall, Liz (2011). The practical heart of markets. Journal of Australian Political Economy, 68 pp. 149–168.

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McFall, Liz (2002). What about the old cultural intermediaries? An historical review of advertising producers. Cultural Studies, 16(4) pp. 532–552.

McFall, Liz (2010). Pragmatics and politics: the case of industrial assurance in the UK. Journal of Cultural Economy, 3(2) pp. 205–224.

McFall, Liz (2011). A ‘Good, Average Man’: Calculation and the Limits of Statistics in Enrolling Insurance Customers. Sociological Review, 59(4) pp. 661–684.

McFall, Liz and Moor, Liz (2018). Who, or what, is insurtech personalizing?: persons, prices and the historical classifications of risk. Distinktion: Journal of Social Theory, 19(2) pp. 193–213.

McKendrick, John H.; Asenova, Darina; McCann, Claire; Reynolds, Rebecca; Egan, James; Hastings, Annette; Mooney, Gerry and Sinclair, Stephen (2016). Conceptualising Austerity in Scotland as a Risk Shift: Ideas and Implications. Scottish Affairs, 25(4) pp. 451–478.

McLaughlin, Eugene; Muncie, John and Hughes, Gordon (2001). The permanent revolution: New labour, new public management and the modernization of criminal justice. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 1(3) pp. 301–318.

McLaughlin, Eugene and Neal, Sarah (2004). Misrepresenting the multicultural nation. Policy Studies, 25(3) pp. 155–174.

McLaughlin, Eugene and Neal, Sarah (2007). Who can speak to race and nation? Intellectuals, public policy formation and the future of multi-ethnic BritainCommission. Cultural Studies, 21(6) pp. 910–930.

McSorley, Kevin (2020). Sensate regimes of war: Smell, tracing and violence. Security Dialogue, 51(2-3) pp. 155–173.

McSorley, Kevin (2019). Predatory War, Drones and Torture: Remapping the Body in Pain. Body & Society, 25(3) pp. 73–99.

McSorley, Kevin (2016). Doing military fitness: physical culture, civilian leisure, and militarism. Critical Military Studies, 2(1-2) pp. 103–119.

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McSorley, Kevin (2012). Helmetcams, militarized sensation and 'Somatic War'. Journal of War & Culture Studies, 5(1) pp. 47–58.

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McWilliams, Chris; Johnstone, Charlie and Mooney, Gerry (2004). Urban policy in the New Scotland: the role of social inclusion partnerships. Space and Polity, 8(3) pp. 309–319.

Medien, Kathryn (2021). Israeli settler colonialism, “humanitarian warfare,” and sexual violence in Palestine. International Feminist Journal of Politics, 23(5) pp. 698–719.

Medien, Kathryn (2022). No Pass Laws Here! Internal Border Controls and the Global ‘Hostile Environment'. Sociology, 57(4) pp. 940–956.

Medien, Kathryn (2020). Foucault in Tunisia: The encounter with intolerable power. The Sociological Review, 68(3) pp. 492–507.

Medien, Kathryn (2019). Palestine in Deleuze. Theory, Culture & Society, 36(5) pp. 49–70.

Medien, Kathryn (2018). Thinking Life, Death, and Solidarity through Colonized Palestine: An Interview with Jasbir K. Puar. Journal of Middle East Women's Studies, 14(1) pp. 94–103.

Mehigan, James (2018). [Book Review] Deaths after police contact: constructing accountability in the 21st century. Policing and Society, 28(4) pp. 503–505.

Mehigan, James (2018). [Book review] The Routledge Handbook of Irish Criminology. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 18(2) pp. 251–252.

Mehigan, James (2006). Bringing Cases Against War Criminals: Universal Jurisdiction in Ireland. Law Society Gazette, 100(6) p. 9.

Mehigan, James (2007). [Book Review] Security Officers and Policing: Powers, Culture and Control in the Governance of Private Space. British Journal of Criminology, 47(6) pp. 976–978.

Mehigan, James (2008). [Book Review] Transformations of Policing. Edited by Alistair Henry and David J.Smith. The British Journal of Criminology, 48(4) pp. 567–569.

Mehigan, James (2001). The Australian Criminal Justice System and the Aboriginal Community. Trinity College Dublin Social and Political Review, XI pp. 96–113.

Mehigan, James (2012). [Book Review] Sarah Williams, Hybrid and Internationalised Criminal Tribunals: Selected Jurisdictional Issues. Australian International Law Journal, 19 pp. 283–286.

Melis Cin, F.; Madge, Clare; Long, Dianne; Breines, Markus and Dalu, Mwazvita Tapiwa Beatrice (2021). Transnational online research: recognising multiple contexts in Skype-to-phone interviews. Qualitative Research, 23(2)

Mercer, Claire; Mohan, Giles and Power, Marcus (2003). Towards a critical political geography of African development. Geoforum, 34(4) pp. 419–436.

Merkel, Wolfgang and Weiffen, Brigitte (2012). Does Heterogeneity Hinder Democracy? Comparative Sociology, 11(3) pp. 387–421.

Merriman, Catherine and Deane, Kevin (2023). Evaluating HIV policy: a gender analysis of the representation of women and men in UNAIDS HIV-prevention guidelines. African Journal of AIDS Research, 22(1) pp. 9–17.

Merriman, Peter; Revill, George; Cresswell, Tim; Lorimer, Hayden; Matless, David; Rose, Gillian and Wylie, John (2008). Landscape, mobility, practice. Social & Cultural Geography, 9(2) pp. 191–212.

Mezzadri, Alessandra; Newman, Susan and Stevano, Sara (2022). Feminist global political economies of work and social reproduction. Review of International Political Economy, 29 pp. 1783–1803.

Mezzadri, Alessandra; Rai, Shirin M.; Stevano, Sara; Alessandrini, Donatella; Bargawi, Hannah; Elias, Juanita; Hassim, Shireen; Kesar, Surbhi; Thiyaga Lingham, Jayanthi; Natile, Serena; N., Neetha; Ossome, Lyn; Raghuram, Parvati; Tsikata, Dzodzi and Wöhl, Stefanie (2025). Pluralizing social reproduction approaches. International Feminist Journal of Politics, 27(1) pp. 6–33.

Michael, Mike and Carter, Simon (2001). The facts about fictions and vice versa: public understanding of human genetics. Science as Culture, 10(1) pp. 5–32.

Middleton, Dave (2009). When Eric met Sally: putting the drama into ethics teaching. Enhancing Learning in the Social Sciences, 1(3)

Middleton, Dave (2010). Putting the learning into e-learning. European Political Science, 9(1) pp. 5–12.

Middleton, Dave and Bridge, Karen (2008). Multimedia learning: lessons from the PARLE Project. European Political Science(7) pp. 144–152.

Middleton, David (2004). Why we should care about respect. Contemporary Politics, 10(3-4) pp. 227–241.

Middleton, David (2006). Three types of self-respect. Res Publica, 12(1) pp. 59–76.

Midlen, Alex (2024). Enacting the blue economy in the Western Indian Ocean: A ‘collaborative blue economy governmentality'. Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, 7(2) pp. 627–653.

Miers, John; Chessum, Thierry and Davies, Paul Fisher (2021). Triangulation (Being the record of a discussion of comics theory conducted on 2nd May 2018, transcribed into words and then comics in the period since.). Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 13(1) pp. 110–127.

Miller, Adam; Ahmad, Abrar; Carmenta, Rachel; Zabala, Aiora; Muflihati; Kartikawati, Siti Masitoh; Damatashia, Putri; Sagita, Novia and Phelps, Jacob (2024). Understanding non-participation in local governance institutions in Indonesia. Biological Conservation, 294, article no. 110605.

Miller, David and Mooney, Gerry (2010). Corporate power: agency, communication, influence and social policy. Critical Social Policy, 30(4) pp. 459–471.

Millie, Andrew (2023). Guerrilla gardening as normalised law-breaking: Challenges to land ownership and aesthetic order. Crime, Media, Culture: An International Journal, 19(2) pp. 191–208.

Millie, Andrew (2022). [Book Review] Joshua Dubler and Vincent W. Lloyd Break Every Yoke: Religion, Justice, and the Abolition of Prisons New York: Oxford University Press, 2020. Studies in Christian Ethics, 35(2) pp. 378–380.

Millie, Andrew (2022). [Book Review] Eileen Barker and James T. Richardson (eds), Reactions to the Law by Minority Religions Abingdon: Routledge, 2021. Theology, 125(1) pp. 66–67.

Millie, Andrew (2019). Citizens in policing: The lived reality of being a Police Support Volunteer. Policing and Society, 29(4) pp. 407–419.

Millie, Andrew (2019). Crimes of the Senses: Yarn Bombing and Aesthetic Criminology. British Journal of Criminology, 59(6) pp. 1269–1287.

Millie, Andrew (2017). Urban interventionism as a challenge to aesthetic order: Towards an aesthetic criminology. Crime, Media, Culture, 13(1) pp. 3–20.

Millie, Andrew (2015). Street Art, Public City: Law, Crime and the Urban Imagination. By Alison Young (Routledge, 2014, 177pp. £75.00 hb, £24.99 pb). The British Journal of Criminology, 55(1) pp. 205–208.

Millie, Andrew (2014). The case for a narrower focus to policing. Public Safety Leadership Research Focus, 2(4) pp. 1–4.

Millie, Andrew (2013). [Book Review] Leonidas K. Cheliotis, ed. The Arts of Imprisonment: Control, Resistance and Empowerment. Farnham: Ashgate, 2012. British Journal of Criminology, 53(4) pp. 705–708.

Millie, Andrew (2013). The policing task and the expansion (and contraction) of British policing. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 13(2) pp. 143–160.

Millie, Andrew (2012). [Book Review] Jane Donoghue, Anti-Social Behaviour Orders: A Culture of Control?, Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke, 2010. Punishment and Society, 14(1) pp. 125–127.

Millie, Andrew (2012). Police Stations, Architecture and Public Reassurance. British Journal of Criminology, 52(6) pp. 1092–1112.

Millie, Andrew (2011). Editorial: Reflections on an English summer of rioting and looting. British Society of Criminology Newsletter(69) pp. 1–2.

Millie, Andrew (2011). Big society, small government: The British coalition government and tackling anti-social behaviour. Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 13 pp. 284–287.

Millie, Andrew (2011). [Book review] P. Smith, T.L. Phillips and R.D. King Incivility: The Rude Stranger in Everyday Life Cambridge University Press 2010. British Journal of Sociology, 62(4) pp. 753–754.

Millie, Andrew (2011). Value judgments and criminalization. British Journal of Criminology, 51(2) pp. 278–295.

Millie, Andrew (2010). Whatever Happened to Reassurance Policing? Policing, 4(3) pp. 225–232.

Millie, Andrew (2010). Moral politics, moral decline and anti-social behaviour. People, Place and Policy Online, 4(1) pp. 6–13.

Millie, Andrew (2010). [Book Reviews]: R Deuchar, Gangs, Marginalised Youth and Social Capital Trentham Books, Stoke-on-Trent, 2009. Youth Justice, 10(3) pp. 304–306.

Millie, Andrew (2010). “It’s time to move beyond the ASBO”: The Coalition and anti-social behaviour. Howard League Early Career Academics Network Bulletin(6) pp. 9–12.

Millie, Andrew (2008). Anti-social behaviour in British cities. Geography Compass, 2(5) pp. 1681–1696.

Millie, Andrew (2008). Vulnerability and risk: some lessons from the UK Reducing Burglary Initiative. Police Practice and Research, 9(3) pp. 183–198.

Millie, Andrew (2008). Anti-social behaviour, behavioural expectations and an urban aesthetic. British Journal of Criminology, 48(3) pp. 379–394.

Millie, Andrew (2008). Crime as an issue during the 2005 UK general election. Crime, Media, Culture, 4(1) pp. 101–111.

Millie, Andrew (2007). Looking for anti-social behaviour. Policy and Politics, 35(4) pp. 611–627.

Millie, Andrew (2005). Reducing burglary by crackdown and consolidation. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, 28(1) pp. 174–188.

Millie, Andrew (2006). Anti-social behaviour: Concerns of minority and marginalised Londoners. Internet Journal of Criminology pp. 1–20.

Millie, Andrew (2007). [Book Review] John Flint (Ed.) Housing, Urban Governance and Anti-social Behaviour: Perspectives, Policy and Practice Bristol: Policy Press, 2006. Urban Studies, 44(13) pp. 2695–2696.

Millie, Andrew (2003). [Book Review] Rob I. Mawby Burglary. Portland, OR: Willan Publishing, 2001. International Criminal Justice Review, 13(1) pp. 222–223.

Millie, Andrew and Bullock, Karen (2013). Policing in a time of contraction and constraint: Re-imagining the role and function of contemporary policing. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 13(2) pp. 133–142.

Millie, Andrew and Bullock, Karen (2012). Re-imagining Policing Post-Austerity. British Academy Review(19) pp. 16–18.

Millie, Andrew and Erol, Rosie (2006). Rehabilitation and resettlement: A study of prolific offender case management in Birmingham, United Kingdom. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 50(6) pp. 691–710.

Millie, Andrew and Herrington, Victoria (2005). Bridging the Gap: Understanding Reassurance Policing. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 44(1) pp. 41–56.

Millie, Andrew and Herrington, Victoria (2004). Reassurance policing in practice: Views from the shop floor. Papers from the 2004 British Criminology Conference, 7

Millie, Andrew and Hirschler, Steven (2024). Police recruits, moral judgements and an empathetic policing. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 24(4) pp. 777–797.

Millie, Andrew; Hough, Mike and Jacobson, Jessica (2005). Finding a balance for tackling anti-social behaviour. The Criminal Lawyer, 154 pp. 3–5.

Millie, Andrew and Jacobson, Jessica (2004). Sentencer confidence in probation: A good job in difficult circumstances? Vista: Perspectives on Probation, Criminal Justice & Civil Renewal, 9(2) pp. 112–117.

Millie, Andrew; Jacobson, Jessica and Hough, Mike (2003). Understanding the growth in the prison population in England and Wales. Criminal Justice, 3(4) pp. 369–387.

Millie, Andrew; Ralph, Liam; Rowe, Michael and Jones, Matthew (2024). Police station meaning, closure and (in)visibility. Policing and Society, 34(5) pp. 403–416.

Millie, Andrew; Tombs, Jacqueline and Hough, Mike (2007). Borderline sentencing: A comparison of sentencers' decision making in England and Wales, and Scotland. Criminology and Criminal Justice, 7(3) pp. 243–267.

Millie, Andrew and Wells, Helen (2019). Introduction: Contemporary policing and non-warranted volunteering. Policing and Society, 29(4) pp. 371–375.

Millings, Matthew; Taylor, Stuart; Burke, Lol and Ragonese, Ester (2019). Through the Gate: The implementation, management and delivery of resettlement service provision for short-term prisoners. Probation Journal, 66(1) pp. 77–95.

Mitchell, Lorraine (2016). Demand for Wine and Alcoholic Beverages in the European Union - A Monolithic Market? Journal of Wine Economics, 11(3) pp. 414–435.

Mittelmeier, Jenna; Gunter, Ashley; Raghuram, Parvati and Rienties, Bart (2022). Migration intentions of international distance education students studying from a South African institution: unpacking potential brain drain. Globalisation, Societies and Education, 20(4) pp. 523–541.

Mittelmeier, Jenna; Rienties, Bart; Gunter, Ashley and Raghuram, Parvati (2021). Conceptualizing Internationalization at a Distance: A "Third Category" of University Internationalization. Journal of Studies in International Education, 25(3)

Mittelmeier, Jenna; Long, Dianne; Cin, Firdevs Melis; Reedy, Katharine; Gunter, Ashley; Raghuram, Parvati and Rienties, Bart (2018). Learning design in diverse institutional and cultural contexts: suggestions from a participatory workshop with higher education professionals in Africa. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning, 33(3) pp. 250–266.

Mittelmeier, Jenna; Rienties, Bart; Rogaten, Jekaterina; Gunter, Ashley and Raghuram, Parvati (2019). Internationalisation at a Distance and at Home: Academic and social adjustment in a South African distance learning context. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 72 pp. 1–12.

Mittra, James; Mastroeni, Michele; Haddow, Gill; Wield, David and Barlow, Elisabeth (2019). Re-imagining Healthcare and Medical Research Systems in Post Devolution Scotland. Sociological Research Online, 24(1) pp. 55–72.

Mittra, James; Tait, Joyce and Wield, David (2011). The future of pharmaceutical innovation: new challenges and opportunities. IPTonline(36) pp. 32–34.

Mittra, James; Tait, Joyce and Wield, David (2011). From maturity to value-added innovation: lessons from the pharmaceutical and agro-biotechnology industries. Trends in Biotechnology, 29(3) pp. 105–109.

Mizielińska, Joanna; Gabb, Jacqui and Stasińska, Agata (2018). Editorial introduction to Special Issue: Queer Kinship and Relationships. Sexualities, 21(7) pp. 975–982.

MMP; Breines, Markus; Dahinden, Janine; Jónsson, Gunvor; Lindmäe, Maria; Madella, Marco; Menet, Joanna; Schapendonk, Joris; Van Eck, Emil; Van Melik, Rianne and Watson, Sophie (2022). Re-producing public space: the changing everyday production of outdoor retail markets. Urban Geography, 43(6) pp. 878–885.

Moats, David and McFall, Liz (2019). In Search of a Problem: Mapping Controversies over NHS (England) Patient Data with Digital Tools. Science, Technology, & Human Values, 44(3) pp. 478–513.

Mohan, G. and Mohan, J. (2002). Placing social capital. Progress in Human Geography, 26(2) pp. 191–210.

Mohan, Giles (2006). Embedded cosmopolitanism and the politics of obligation: the Ghanaian diaspora and development. Environment and Planning A, 38(5) pp. 867–883.

Mohan, Giles (2002). The disappointments of civil society: the politics of NGO intervention in northern Ghana. Political Geography, 21(1) pp. 125–154.

Mohan, Giles (2007). Participatory development: from epistemological reversals to active citizenship. Geography Compass, 1(4) pp. 779–796.

Mohan, Giles (2008). Making neoliberal states of development: the Ghanaian diaspora and the politics of homelands. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 26(3) pp. 464–479.

Mohan, Giles (2008). China in Africa: A Review Essay. Review of African Political Economy, 35(1) pp. 155–173.

Mohan, Giles (2000). Dislocating Globalisation: power, politics and global change. Geography, 85(2) pp. 121–133.

Mohan, Giles (1997). Developing differences: post-structuralism and political economy in contemporary development studies. Review of African Political Economy, 24(73) pp. 311–328.

Mohan, Giles (1996). Adjustment and decentralization in Ghana: a case of diminished sovereignty. Political Geography, 15(1) pp. 75–94.

Mohan, Giles (1996). Neoliberalism and decentralised development planning in Ghana. Third World Planning Review, 18(4) pp. 433–454.

Mohan, Giles (1996). The restructuring of intellectual activity: a response to Pratt, and Barnett and Low. Area, 28(3) pp. 384–389.

Mohan, Giles (1994). Destruction of the con: geography and the commodification of knowledge. Area, 26(4) pp. 387–390.

Mohan, Giles (2008). Social Relationships of New Chinese Migrants in Africa. The China Monitor - The Centre for Chinese Studies(26) pp. 6–8.

Mohan, Giles (2021). Below the Belt? Territory and Development in China’s International Rise. Development and Change, 52(1) pp. 54–75.

Mohan, Giles (2022). What happens when Chinese firms invest in European infrastructure? The Project Repository Journal, 12 pp. 42–45.

Mohan, Giles; Boni, Filippo; Rogers, Samuel; Schaefer, Florian and Wang, Yue (2024). De-risking, re-balancing and recentralising: Intra-state relations in Chinese-backed transport infrastructure projects in Europe. Political Geography, 113, article no. 103152.

Mohan, Giles and Holland, Jeremy (2001). Human rights and development in Africa: moral intrusion or empowering opportunity? Review of African Political Economy, 28(88) pp. 177–196.

Mohan, Giles and Mawdsley, Emma (2007). The war on terror, American hegemony and international development. Review of International Political Economy, 14(3) pp. 439–443.

Mohan, Giles and Pollard, Natalie (2023). Is Europe going cold on Chinese infrastructure investment? The Project Repository Journal, 16(1) pp. 24–27.

Mohan, Giles and Pollard, Natalie (2023). How far is Chinese infrastructure investment in Europe a success story? The Project Repository Journal, 18 pp. 64–67.

Mohan, Giles and Pollard, Natalie (2024). How are Chinese investments in Europe shaped by the ‘de-risking’ narrative? The Project Repository Journal, 20(1) pp. 122–125.

Mohan, Giles and Power, Marcus (2008). New African Choices? The Politics of Chinese Engagement. Review of African Political Economy, 35(1) pp. 23–42.

Mohan, Giles and Power, Marcus (2009). Africa, China and the ‘new’ economic geography of development. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 30(1) pp. 24–28.

Mohan, Giles and Tan-Mullins, May (2009). Chinese migrants in Africa as new agents of development? An analytical framework. European Journal of Development Research, 21(4) pp. 588–605.

Mohan, Giles and Wilson, Gordon (2005). The Antagonistic relevance of development studies. Progress in Development Studies, 5(4) pp. 261–278.

Mohan, Giles and Yanacopulos, Helen (2007). Governing and democratising technology for development: bridging theory and practice. Science and Public Policy, 34(4) pp. 233–238.

Mohan, Giles and Zack-Williams, A.B. (2002). Globalisation from below: conceptualising the role of the African diasporas in Africa's development. Review of African Political Economy, 29(92) pp. 211–236.

Mohan, R.; Shields, J.; Goodlad, S. and Wield, D. (1970). The demand for non-technical studies at Imperial College. Liberal Education : journal of the Association of Liberal Education, 17 pp. 32–37.

Mohan, Giles (1999). Not so distant, not so strange: The personal and the political in participatory research. Philosophy and Geography, 2(1) pp. 41–54.

Mohan, Giles (1998). Radicalism, relevance and the future of ROAPE. Review of African Political Economy, 25(76) pp. 263–264.

Mohan, Giles (1997). Globalisation, liberal theory and the spatiality of governance in Sub-Saharan Africa. Space and Polity, 1(1) pp. 83–101.

Mohan, Giles (1996). SAP's and Development in West Africa. Geography, 81(4) pp. 4–8.

Mohan, Giles (1994). Manufacturing Consensus: (Geo) Political Knowledge and Policy-Based Lending. Review of African Political Economy, 21(62) pp. 525–583.

Mohan, Giles (2013). 'The Chinese just come and do it’: China in Africa and the prospects for development planning. International Development Planning Review, 35(3) v-xii.

Mohan, Giles (2013). Beyond the enclave: towards a critical political economy of China and Africa. Development and Change, 44(6) pp. 1255–1272.

Mohan, Giles (2015). Queuing up for Africa: the geoeconomics of Africa’s growth and the politics of African agency. International Development Planning Review, 37(1)

Mohan, Giles; Asante, Kojo Pumpuni and Abdulai, Abdul-Gafaru (2018). Party Politics and the Political Economy of Ghana’s Oil. New Political Economy, 23(3) pp. 274–289.

Mohan, Giles and Lampert, Ben (2013). Negotiating China: reinserting African agency into China-Africa relations. African Affairs, 112(446) pp. 92–110.

Mohan, Giles and Stokke, Kristian (2000). Participatory development and empowerment: the dangers of localism. Third World Quarterly, 21(2) pp. 247–268.

Mohan, Giles and Tan-Mullins, May (2019). The Geopolitics of South-South Infrastructure Development: Chinese-financed energy projects in the global South. Urban Studies, 56(7) pp. 1368–1385.

Mohr, Sebastian; Sørensen, Birgitte Refslund; Weisdorf, Matti; Ben-Ari, Eyal; Hautzinger, Sarah; McSorley, Kevin; Scandlyn, Jean and Wool, Zoë (2021). Discussing Empathy and Critique in the Ethnography of Things Military: A Conversation. Ethnos, 86(4) pp. 694–711.

Mok, Ka Ho; Kühner, Stefan and Yeates, Nicola (2017). Introduction – Managing Welfare Expectations and Social Change: Policy Responses in Asia. Social Policy & Administration, 51(6) pp. 845–856.

Mol, Annemarie and Law, John (2005). Boundary Variations: An introduction. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 23(5) pp. 637–642.

Mol, Annemarie and Law, John (2004). Embodied action, enacted bodies: the example of hypoglycaemia. Body & Society, 10(2-3) pp. 43–62.

Mol, Annemarie and Law, John (2003). Vtělené jednání, zjednávaná těla: Příklad hypoglykémie (Embodied action, enacted bodies: The example of hypoglycaemia). Biograf, 31

Moloney, David and Jensen, Mads Dagnis (2025). Brexit Rhapsody: Exploring Patterns of Issue Salience in the Negotiations. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 63(2) pp. 507–525.

Moloney, David and Princen, Sebastiaan (2023). Assessing the role of the European Council and the European Commission during the migration and COVID-19 crises. West European Politics, 47(7) pp. 1556–1587.

Montebruno, Piero; Bennett, Robert J.; Smith, Harrry and Van Lieshout, Carry (2020). Machine learning classification of entrepreneurs in British historical census data. Information Processing & Management, 57(3), article no. 102210.

Montebruno, Piero; Bennett, Robert J.; Van Lieshout, Carry and Smith, Harry (2019). A tale of two tails: Do Power Law and Lognormal models fit firm-size distributions in the mid-Victorian era? Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 523 pp. 858–875.

Montebruno, Piero; Bennett, Robert J.; Van Lieshout, Carry; Smith, Harry and Satchell, Max (2019). Shifts in agrarian entrepreneurship in mid-Victorian England and Wales. Agricultural History Review, 67(1) pp. 71–108.

Mooney, Gerry (2007). 'Reframing the poverty debate' the New Labour way. Variant, 29(Summer) pp. 11–13.

Mooney, Gerry; McKee, Kim and Paton, Kirsteen (2012). Class, citizenship and regeneration: Glasgow and the Commonwealth Games 2014. Antipode, 44(4) pp. 1470–1489.

Mooney, Gerry and Wright, Sharon (2009). Introduction: Social policy in the devolved Scotland: Towards a Scottish welfare state? Social Policy and Society, 8(3) pp. 361–365.

Mooney, G.; Morelli, C. and Seaman, P. (2009). The question of economic growth and inequality in contemporary Scotland. Scottish Affairs, 67(Spring) pp. 92–109.

Mooney, G. and Wright, S. (2009). Wealthier and fairer? Reflecting on SNP proposals for tackling poverty inequality and deprivation in Scotland. Scottish Affairs, 67(Spring) pp. 49–56.

Mooney, Gerry (2004). Cultural policy as urban transformation?: Critical reflections on Glasgow, European City of Culture 1990. Local Economy, 19(4) pp. 327–340.

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Papaioannou, Theo (2014). Innovation and development in search of a political theory of justice. International Journal of Technology and Globalisation, 7(3) pp. 179–202.

Papaioannou, Theo (2021). The Idea of Justice in Innovation: Applying Non-Ideal Political Theory to Address Questions of Sustainable Public Policy in Emerging Technologies. Sustainability, 13(5), article no. 2655.

Papaioannou, Theo (2021). Creative States: Is state-led risk-taking the answer to post-Covid-19 recovery? RSA Journal, CLXVII(1) pp. 30–35.

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Papaioannou, Theo (2024). Directing innovation towards just outcomes: the role of principles and politic. Journal of Responsible Innovation, 11(1), article no. 2312623.

Papaioannou, Theo (2024). Bridging the Gulf Between Development Theory and Innovation Theory: The Imperative of Relational Justice. Forum for Development Studies, 51(3) pp. 411–438.

Papaioannou, Theo; Wield, David and Chataway, Joanna (2009). Knowledge ecologies and ecosystems? An empirically grounded reflection on recent developments in innovation systems theory. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27(2) pp. 319–339.

Papaioannou, Theo; Yanacopulos, Helen and Aksoy, Zuhre (2009). Global justice: From theory to development action. Journal of International Development, 21(6) pp. 805–818.

Papaioannou, Theodoros (2003). Market Order and Justice in Hayek's Political Theory: the Exclusion and Requirement of Substantive Politics. Social Science Information, 42(2) pp. 229–253.

Papaioannou, Theodoros (2006). Towards a critique of the moral foundations of intellectual property rights [1]. Journal of Global Ethics, 2(1) pp. 67–90.

Papaioannou, Theodoros (2007). Policy benchmarking: a tool of democracy or a tool of authoritarianism? Benchmarking: An International Journal, 14(4) pp. 497–516.

Papaioannou, Theodoros; Rush, Howard and Bessant, John (2006). Benchmarking as a policy-making tool: from the Private Sector to the Public Sector. Science and Public Policy, 33(2) pp. 91–102.

Papaioannou, Theo (2008). Human Gene Patents and the Question of Liberal Morality. Genomics, Society and Policy, 4(3) pp. 64–83.

Papaioannou, Theo (2009). The impact of new life sciences innovation on political theories of justice. Genomics, Society and Policy, 5(2) pp. 40–52.

Papaioannou, Theo (2011). Public-private collaboration for new life sciences innovation and regional development: the cases of Cambridge and Scotland. European Planning Studies, 19(3) pp. 403–428.

Papaioannou, Theo (2012). From consultation to deliberation? a qualitative case study of governing science and technology projects for the public good. Critical Public Health, 22(2) pp. 235–251.

Papaioannou, Theo (2012). Democratic governance of genomics: the case of UK Biobank. New Genetics and Society, 31(2) pp. 111–133.

Papaioannou, Theo (2013). New life sciences innovation and distributive justice: rawlsian goods versus senian capabilities. Life Sciences, Society and Policy, 9(5)

Papaioannou, Theo (2014). How inclusive can innovation and development be in the twenty-first century? Innovation and Development, 4(2) pp. 187–202.

Papaioannou, Theo (2016). Marx and Sen on incentives and justice: Implications for innovation and development. Progress in Development Studies, 16(4) pp. 297–313.

Papaioannou, Theo (2020). Innovation, value-neutrality and the question of politics: unmasking the rhetorical and ideological abuse of evolutionary theory. Journal of Responsible Innovation, 7(2) pp. 238–255.

Papaioannou, Theo (2020). Reflections on the entrepreneurial state, innovation and social justice. Review of Evolutionary Political Economy, 1(2) pp. 199–220.

Papaioannou, Theo; ; and (2015). Industry associations, health innovation systems and politics of development: the cases of India and South Africa. Business and Politics, 17(2) pp. 253–289.

Papaioannou, Theo and Rosiello, Alessandro (2012). Bio-clusters as co-evolutionary developments of technology, venture capital and socio-political institutions: a historical perspective of Cambridge and Scotland. International Journal of Innovation and Regional Development, 4(5) pp. 386–413.

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Pell, David J. and Amigud, Alexander (2022). The Higher Education Dilemma: The Views of Faculty on Integrity, Organizational Culture, and Duty of Fidelity. Journal of Academic Ethics, 21 pp. 155–175.

Pelling, Mark; Chow, Winston T. L.; Chu, Eric; Dawson, Richard; Dodman, David; Fraser, Arabella; Hayward, Bronwyn; Khirfan, Luna; McPhearson, Timon; Prakash, Anjal and Ziervogel, Gina (2021). A climate resilience research renewal agenda: learning lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic for urban climate resilience. Climate and Development, 14(7) pp. 617–624.

Pelling, Mark; Leck, Hayley; Pasquini, Lorena; Ajibade, Idowu; Osuteye, Emanuel; Parnell, Susan; Lwasa, Shuaib; Johnson, Cassidy; Fraser, Arabella; Barcena, Alejandro and Boubacar, Soumana (2018). Africa’s urban adaptation transition under a 1.5° climate. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 31 pp. 10–15.

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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 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.

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Pike, Jon (2021). Sport, games, and the fluidity of agency. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 48(3) pp. 392–402.

Pike, Jon (2023). Why ‘Meaningful Competition’ is not fair competition. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 50(1) pp. 1–17.

Pike, Jon (2023). [Book Review] Sport and Moral Conflict by William J. Morgan. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 50(1) pp. 148–153.

Pike, Jon (2018). Therapeutic Use Exemptions and the Doctrine of Double Effect. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 45(1) pp. 66–82.

Pike, Jon (2019). Action theory and the value of sport. Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 46(1) pp. 14–29.

Pike, Jon and Cordell, Sean (2019). Armstrong was a Cheat: A Reply to Eric Moore. Sports, Ethics and Philosophy, 14(2) pp. 247–263.

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Pile, Steve (2021). A public inquiry into Freud’s influence upon Cambridge. History of the Human Sciences, 35(2) pp. 205–211.

Pile, Steve (2023). Learning from Stoke-on-Trent: Multiple ontologies, ontological alterity and the city. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 48(1) pp. 149–164.

Pile, Steve; Keith, Michael; Murji, Karim; Solomos, John; Yazici, Edanur and Cramer-Greenbaum, Susannah (2023). Politicization, postpolitics and the open city: Openness, closedness and the spatialisation of the political. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 41(6) pp. 1075–1093.

Pile, Steve; Yazici, Edanur; Cramer-Greenbaum, Susannah; Keith, Michael; Murji, Karim and Solomos, John (2023). A Progressive Sense of Place and the Open City: micro-spatialities and micro-conflicts on a north London council estate. Geoforum, 144, article no. 103810.

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Pile, S. and Rose, G. (1992). All or nothing? Politics and critique in the modernism - postmodernism debate. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 10(2) pp. 123–136.

Pile, Steve (2006). The strange case of Western cities: Occult globalisations and the making of urban modernity. Urban Studies, 43(2) pp. 305–318.

Pile, Steve (1991). Practising interpretative geography. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 16(4) pp. 458–469.

Pile, Steve (1993). Human agency and human geography revisited: A critique of 'new models' of the self. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 18(1) pp. 122–139.

Pile, Steve (2005). Cultural geographies in practice: In the footsteps of angels: Tim Brennan’s ‘Museum of angels’ guided walk. Cultural Geographies, 12(4) pp. 521–526.

Pile, Steve (2009). Topographies of the body-and-mind: Skin Ego, Body Ego, and the film 'Memento'. Subjectivity, 27(1) pp. 134–154.

Pile, Steve (2010). Emotions and affect in recent human geography. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 35(1) pp. 5–20.

Pile, Steve (1991). Securing the Future: 'Survival Strategies' amongst Somerset Dairy Farmers. Sociology, 25(2) pp. 255–274.

Pile, Steve (1991). 'A load of bloody idiots' Somerset dairy farmers' view of their political world. Political Geography Quarterly, 10(4) pp. 405–421.

Pile, Steve (1994). Masculinism, the use of dualistic epistemologies and third spaces. Antipode, 26(3) pp. 255–277.

Pile, Steve (1995). 'What we are asking for is decent human life': SPLASH, neighbourhood demands and citizenship in London's docklands. Political Geography, 14(2) pp. 199–208.

Pile, Steve (2010). Intimate distance: the unconscious dimensions of the rapport between researcher and researched. The Professional Geographer, 62(4) pp. 483–495.

Pile, Steve (2011). Skin, race and space: the clash of bodily schemas in Frantz Fanon's Black Skins, White Masks and Nella Larsen's Passing. Cultural Geographies, 18(1) pp. 25–41.

Pile, Steve (2011). For a geographical understanding of affect and emotions. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 36(4) pp. 603–606.

Pile, Steve (2012). Distant feelings: telepathy and the problem of affect transfer over distance. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 37(1) pp. 44–59.

Pile, Steve (2014). Beastly minds: a topological twist in the rethinking of the human in nonhuman geographies using two of Freud’s case studies, Emmy von N. and the Wolfman. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 39(2) pp. 224–236.

Pile, Steve (2019). Affect and ideology: the political stake of desire. Emotion, Space and Society, 31 pp. 108–111.

Pile, Steve (2005). Building Dreams: space, psychoanalysis and the city. Annual of Psychoanalysis, 33 pp. 79–92.

Pile, Steve; Bartolini, Nadia and MacKian, Sara (2018). Talking with the dead: spirit mediumship, affect and embodiment in Stoke-on-Trent. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 43(2) pp. 170–183.

Pile, Steve; Bartolini, Nadia and MacKian, Sara (2019). "Creating a World for Spirit": affectual infrastructures and the production of a place for affect. Emotion, Space and Society, 30 pp. 1–8.

Pinder, Mark (2021). The Austerity Framework and Semantic Normativity. Inquiry, 64(1-2) pp. 123–141.

Pinder, Mark (2021). Not Wanted: On Scharp's Solution to the Liar. Erkenntnis, 86 pp. 1567–1584.

Pinder, Mark (2021). Conceptual Engineering, Metasemantic Externalism and Speaker-Meaning. Mind, 130(517) pp. 141–163.

Pinder, Mark (2023). Scharp on inconsistent concepts and their engineered replacements, or: Can we mend these broken things? Inquiry, 66(5) pp. 863–884.

Pinder, Mark (2022). What ought a fruitful explicatum to be? Erkenntnis, 87 pp. 913–932.

Pinder, Mark (2020). Conceptual engineering, speaker-meaning and philosophy. Inquiry (Early Access).

Pinder, Mark (2022). [Book Review] "The Metaphysics of Representation" by J. Robert G. Williams. The Philosophical Quarterly, 72(1) pp. 225–257.

Pinder, Mark (2022). The phenomenon objection to conceptual engineering. Philosophical Studies, 179(11) pp. 3281–3305.

Pinder, Mark (2022). Is Haslanger's ameliorative project a successful conceptual engineering project? Synthese, 200(4), article no. 334.

Pinder, Mark (2025). Keep using “democracy” in political theory. Asian Journal of Philosophy, 4, article no. 21.

Pinder, Mark (2018). How to find an attractive solution to the liar paradox. Philosophical Studies, 175(7) pp. 1661–1680.

Pinder, Mark (2020). On Strawson’s critique of explication as a method in philosophy. Synthese, 197(3) pp. 955–981.

Pinder, Mark (2017). The Explication Defence of Arguments from Reference. Erkenntnis, 82(6) pp. 1253–1276.

Pinder, Mark (2017). Does Experimental Philosophy Have a Role to Play in Carnapian Explication? Ratio, 30(4) pp. 443–461.

Pinder, Mark (2017). A Normative Argument Against Explosion. Thought: A Journal of Philosophy, 6(1) pp. 61–70.

Pinder, Mark (2016). [Book Review] Advances in Experimental Philosophy of Language, edited by Haukioja Jussi. The Philosophical Quarterly, 66(265) pp. 879–882.

Pinder, Mark (2015). A Revenge Problem Without the Concept of Truth. Thought: A Journal of Philosophy, 4(3) pp. 151–161.

Pinder, Mark (2015). The cognitivist account of meaning and the liar paradox. Philosophical Studies, 172(5) pp. 1221–1242.

Pinder, Mark (2014). Attitude Ascriptions and Acceptable Translations. Analysis, 74(3) pp. 530–540.

Pinho, Patricia de Santana and Silva, Elizabeth B. (2010). Domestic relations in Brazil: legacies and horizons. Latin American Research Review, 45(2) pp. 90–113.

Pinkney, Sharon (2011). Participation and emotion: troubling encounters between children and social welfare professionals. Children & Society, 25(1) pp. 37–46.

Pinkney, Sharon (2011). Discourses of children's participation: professionals, policies and practices. Social Policy and Society, 10(03) pp. 271–283.

Pittaway, Mark (2006). A magyar forradalom új megközelítésben: az ipari munkásság, a szocializmus széthullása és rekonstrukciója, 1953-1958. Eszmélet(72) pp. 11–31.

Pittaway, Mark (2005). A múlt lezárása a háború utáni Ausztriaban: Emlékezet, nemzetiszocializmus és 1945 értlemezése Észak-Burgenlandban. Eszmélet(65) pp. 97–110.

Pittaway, Mark (2005). Introduction: workers and socialist states in postwar central and eastern Europe. International Labor and Working-Class History, 68(Fall) pp. 1–8.

Pittaway, Mark (2003). The Education of dissent: the reception of the Voice of Free Hungary, 1951-1956. Cold War History, 4(1) pp. 97–116.

Pittaway, Mark (2002). The reproduction of hierarchy: skill, working-class culture and the state in early socialist Hungary. Journal of Modern History, 74(4) pp. 737–769.

Pittaway, Mark (1999). The social limits of state control: Time, the industrial wage relation and social identity in Stalinist Hungary, 1948-1953. Journal of Historical Sociology, 12(3) pp. 271–301.

Pittaway, Mark (2005). Creating and Domesticating Hungary’s Socialist Industrial Landscape: From Dunapentele to Sztálinváros, 1950-1958. Historical Archaeology, 39(3) pp. 75–93.

Pittaway, Mark (2008). Making peace in the shadow of war: The Austrian-Hungarian borderlands, 1945-1956. Contemporary European History, 17(3) pp. 345–364.

Pittaway, Mark (2004). The politics of legitimacy and Hungary's postwar transition. Contemporary European History, 13(4) pp. 453–475.

Pittaway, Mark (2007). The Revolution and Industrial Workers: The Disintegration and Reconstruction of Socialism, 1953-1958. Hungarian Studies Review, XXXIV(1-2) pp. 115–154.

Pitts, Frederick Harry; Lombardozzi, Lorena and Warner, Neil (2017). Speenhamland, Automation and the Basic Income: A warning from history? Renewal, 25(3-4) pp. 145–155.

Pomati, Marco and Mack, Joanna (2024). Poverty and social security in South Korea. Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, 32(2) pp. 182–185.

Poole, Lynne and Mooney, Gerry (2006). Privatizing education in Scotland? New Labour, modernization and ‘public’ services. Critical Social Policy, 26(3) pp. 562–586.

Power, Marcus and Mohan, Giles (2010). Towards a critical geopolitics of China's engagement with African development. Geopolitics, 15(3) pp. 462–495.

Power, Marcus; Newell, Peter; Baker, Lucy; Bulkeley, Harriet; Kirshner, Joshua and Smith, Adrian (2016). The political economy of energy transitions in Mozambique and South Africa: The role of the Rising Powers. Energy Research and Social Science, 17 pp. 10–19.

Połońska-Kimunguyi, Eva and Gillespie, Marie (2016). Terrorism discourse on French international broadcasting: France 24 and the case of Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris. European Journal of Communication, 31(5) pp. 568–583.

Połońska-Kimunguyi, Eva and Gillespie, Marie (2016). European international broadcasting and Islamist terrorism in Africa: The case of Boko Haram on France 24 and Deutsche Welle. International Communication Gazette, 79(3) pp. 245–275.

Prabhakar, Rajiv (2012). What do people think of taxation? Evidence from a focus group study in England. Journal of European Social Policy, 22(1) pp. 77–89.

Prabhakar, Rajiv (2013). Asset-based welfare: financialization or financial inclusion? Critical Social Policy, 33(4) pp. 658–678.

Prabhakar, Rajiv (2016). How did the Welsh government manage to reform council tax in 2005? Public Money and Management, 36(6) pp. 417–424.

Prabhakar, Rajiv (2017). Why do people opt-out or not opt-out of automatic enrolment? A focus group study of automatic enrolment into a workplace pension in the United Kingdom. Journal of European Social Policy, 27(5) pp. 447–457.

Prabhakar, Rajiv (2019). Financial Inclusion: A Tale of Two Literatures. Social Policy and Society, 18(1) pp. 37–50.

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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)

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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.

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

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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 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.

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Wood, John Carter (2010). Reading spaces and reading violence in nineteenth-century Britain. Journal for the Study of British Cultures, 17(2) pp. 133–143.

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Woodward, Jack and Woodward, Kath (2024). The football commentator and the social commentator: a conversation. Soccer & Society, 25(4-6) pp. 737–747.

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Woodward, Kath (2008). Hanging out and hanging about: Insider/outsider research in the sport of boxing. Ethnography, 9(4) pp. 536–560.

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Woodward, Kath (2024). [Editorial]: Insights into gender, sex, and sexualities: 2022. Frontiers in Sociology, 9, article no. 1378891.

Woodward, Kath; Bradby, Hannah; Jasso, Guillermina and Cheung, Sin Yi (2022). Editorial: Lessons from COVID-19: Building a fairer, healthier, inclusive and sustainable post-pandemic society. Frontiers in Sociology, 7, article no. 1100563.

Woodward, Kath (2004). Rumbles in the jungle: Boxing, racialization and the performance of masculinity. Journal of Leisure Studies, 23(1) pp. 5–17.

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Woodward, Kath (2017). Women's time? Time and temporality in women's football. Sport in Society, 20(5-6) pp. 689–700.

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Woodward, Kath and Woodward, Sophie (2012). Being in the academy:a cross generational conversation. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An International Journal, 31(5/6) pp. 435–451.

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Yanacopulos, Helen (2004). The Public Face of Debt. Journal of International Development, 16(5) pp. 717–727.

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Yeates, Nicola (2004). Global Care Chains: critical reflections and lines of enquiry. International Feminist Journal of Politics, 6(3) pp. 369–391.

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

Yeates, Nicola (2005). The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS): what’s in it for social security? International Social Security Review, 58(1) pp. 3–22.

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Yeates, Nicola (2009). Migration and nursing in Ireland: An internationalist history. Translocations: Migration and Social Change, 5(1)

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

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Zabala, Aiora; Sandbrook, Chris and Mukherjee, Nibedita (2018). When and how to use Q methodology to understand perspectives in conservation research. Conservation Biology, 32(5) pp. 1185–1194.

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Zuza, Emmanuel Junior; Lambert, Kestrel; Macmillan, Tom; Chiyemura, Frangton; Araya, Yoseph; Bowskill, Vicky; Oluseye, Ayomide; Ng’endo Kanui, Mary; Keding, Gudrun; Butler, Gillian; Breman, Elinor; King, Israel Oliver; Matumba, Limbikani; Heddenhausen, Jessica; Nordin, Stacia and Bhagwat, Shonil (2024). Crop species diversity: A key strategy for sustainable food system transformation and climate resilience. Food and Energy Security, 13(3), article no. e558.

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Agustin D'Andrea, Laura Mari (2003). Leaving home for sex :$hthe production of "prostitution". [math mode missing closing $] Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Agyei-Holmes, Andrew (2014). Tilling the Soil in Tanzania: What Do Emerging Economies Have to Offer? Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Ajwang, Fredrick Odhiambo (2018). The Structure and Nature of Vertical Co-ordination and Regulation Systems in the Kenyan Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Export Value Chain: Transaction Cost Approach. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Alexander, Kimberly Ervin (2003). Models of Pentecostal healing and practice in light of early twentieth century Pentecostalism. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Allen-Early, Stephanie (2004). Brazilian, Feminist Non-Governmental Organisations - a Force for Change: Constructing Citizenship through Health Sector Reform and Delivery of Reproductive Rights. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) thesis The Open University.

Ames, Janet Christine (1986). Hard bargains: a study of inter-agency collaboration in the provision of day care. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) thesis The Open University.

Andersson, Matilda (2010). Changing Production Practices of News and New Audience Configurations at BBC World Service: A Case Study of BBC Hausa on Facebook. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Andersson, Matilda (2019). From Transmission to Participation: A Case Study of Democratic Debate at the BBC African Services. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Antonov, Pavel P. (2013). Environmental Storytelling: Negotiating Travelling Norms in Post-Socialist Journalism. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Aradau, Claudia (2006). Politics out of Security: rethinking trafficking in women. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Arun, Richard (2024). Availability and use of medical devices for primary reproductive health care: technological capabilities for cervical cancer screening in Kenya. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Assefa, Esubalew Ayalew (2021). Health-related Quality of Life and Well-being Impact of Depression in Ethiopia. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Ayele, Seife (2003). The role and impact of investment incentives on small and medium sized enterprise development in Ethiopia. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Babister, Elizabeth Anne Rosambeau (2022). Overseas Development Aid for Humanitarian Crises: Implications for the Recovery of Shelter and Settlements. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Back, Glenn Paul (1984). The changing basis of state support for housing associations: A theoretical and empirical analysis. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bagelman, Jennifer (2012). City of Sanctuary: A State of Deferral. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Banda, Geoffrey (2013). Financing ARV Drug Manufacture in Zimbabwe: Implications for technological capability upgrading and innovation for African local pharmaceutical production. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Barnard, Robert Selden (2004). An examination of dysfunctional behavior in Christian evangelical mission organizations and strategies for managing the consequences of dysfunctional behavior. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bartlett, Celia (2025). Gendered Political Consumerism: A Case Study of a Fairtrade Community in the United Kingdom. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Barzegar, Behafarid (2019). Looking inside the Black Box: The Role of Host Country Offices in Negotiating International Volunteering for Development. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Beaumont, Ivor Mark (2003). Christology in Dialogue with Muslims: A Critical Analysis of Christian Presentations of Christ for Muslim from the Ninth and Twentieth Centuries. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Beck, Callum Vere (2010). The Protestant-Catholic divide on Prince Edward Island, Canada: its creation, growth and resolution. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Beisel, Ulrike (2011). Who bites back first?: Malaria control in Ghana and the politics of co-existence. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bellows, Philippa (2012). 'Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit': A theological analysis of the seal of the Holy Spirit in the context of confirmation catechesis. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bhasin, Gurpreet (2008). Public spaces and discursive practices in colonial Delhi 1860-1915. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bolo, Maurice Ochieng (2011). Partnerships for learning and innovation in agri-export industries: A case study of farmer-exporter partnerships in Kenya's flower industry. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Borooah, Vidya (1986). Implementation across national boundaries: Implementing the Government of India Act 1935. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Botchie, David (2015). Distinctiveness of Asian Driver and Western Garment Technologies in Uganda. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Boukouvala, Elena Konstantina (2024). Creating stages with young people (refugees, asylum seekers and locals) in Lesvos, Greece. Negotiating bordering, belonging and citizenship processes through creative and digital methods. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bousfield, Ann (2002). The Relationship between Liberalism and Conservatism: Competitive, Symbiotic or Parasitic? Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Brian, Janet Margaret (2006). The Local Implementation of the Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1875. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Bud, Alexander (2019). In Search of the Nigerian Pastoral: Nollywood and the Nigerian Creative-Industrial System. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Buitelaar, Jerphasina Jacoba (2009). The theme of redemption in Midrash Tehillim as reflected in its Meshalim. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Butler, Robert (2020). A Relational Sense of Place: Reimagining the “End of Coal” in the Anthropocene. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Butler, Timothy S. C. (1992). People like us: gentrification and the service class in Hackney in the 1980s. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Calder, Alexander J. (2013). The primitive Methodist connexion: Tackling the myth. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cattell, Norma Ann (2006). 'The folly of generalisation': infant mortality in Loughborough, Leicestershire 1888-1910. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Chadwick, Kathryn Elizabeth (1996). "Out of the darkness into light": A Critical Evaluation Of Scottish Prison Reorganisation For Long Term Imprisonment 1988 To The Present. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Chahal, Kusminder (2009). Discursive Analysis of the Accounts of Victims of Racist Incidents. Master of Research (MRes) thesis The Open University.

Cheng, Jingru (2018). Territory, Settlement, Household: A Project of Rural China. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Chipika, Stephen (2004). Networking and Technological Learning in Small and Medium Scale Manufacturing Enterprises in Zimbabwe. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Chistyakova, Yulia (2010). Revisiting community policing in Ukraine: lessons for police reform. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Chiyemura, Frangton (2019). The Winds of change in Africa-China relations? Contextualising African agency in Ethiopia-China Engagement in Wind energy Infrastructure Financing and Development. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Clewlow, Michelle (2007). Intersecting Sets: John Venn, Church and University, 1834-1923. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Coates, Dermot Peter (2014). Housing, the Capabilities Approach and Life Satisfaction. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cochrane, Berry (2013). Taking Bourdieu to the Movies: Understanding Cinema as a Spatial and Embodied Practice. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cochrane, Berry (2008). Growing Old at the Movies: Cinema-Going As Spatialised Embodied Practice. Master of Research (MRes) thesis The Open University.

Codling, Rosamunde Jill (1999). Wilderness And Aesthetic Values In The Antarctic. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cohen, Sheila Elizabeth (1986). The Labour Process And Class Consciousness. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cole, Mark Clifford (2016). Exploring the use of qualitative social psychology in political science : discursive themes of an 18-24 cohort shaping their propensity to vote. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Coleman, Helen Jane (1998). The Nature of Infant Mortality in Norwich and the Effect of Illegitimate Death. Bachelor of Philosophy (BPhil) thesis The Open University.

Collins, Angela Browne (2024). ‘Just Look Busy’: Experiences of criminal justice supervision at a women's centre in the north of England. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Constantini, Lucy May (2024). The Internal Body in Movement in Kaḷarippayaṟṟ ̆, a South Indian Martial Art: practice, context and text. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cooper, Geoff (1991). Representing the user: a sociological study of the discourse of human computer interaction. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Corio, Alec Stephen (2014). Historical perceptions of Roman Catholicism and national identity, 1869-1919. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Costello, Neil (1998). Economic institutions and routine practices : the case of high-technology small and medium-sized enterprises. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Cottam, Hilary (1999). Zozobra: the tensions of urban space. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Crompton, Catherine Alicia (1995). Nineteenth-century craftsmen and tradesmen in Hertfordshire: a spatial, economic and social study of self-sufficiency. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Dackombe, Barry Patrick (2008). Single-issue extra-parliamentary groups and liberal internationalism, 1899-1920. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Daniels, Barbara (2008). Street Children and Philanthropy in the second half of the Nineteenth Century. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Dar, Aqsa (2014). The educational careers of high-aspiring working-class British Pakistani women. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

De Seta, Tonino (2013). Institutional Strengthening of the Water Sector in Kerala, India. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Dean, Amy (2023). “Netflix and Chill”: Young People’s Understandings of Sex and Relationships. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Dear, Brian (1998). The management of people at work: strategy, HRM, discourse. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

DeSilvey, Caitlin O'Brian (2005). Salvage rites: making memory on a Montana homestead. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Dineley, Margaret Anne (2005). A Comparative Study of the Responses of Three Highland Communities to the Disruption in the Church of Scotland in 1843. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Disbrey, Claire (1990). Innovation and tradition: towards an institutional theory of religion. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Du Gay, Paul (1992). Work-based subjectivity and identity: assisted self-service in contemporary British retailing. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Earle, Rod (2014). Men in Prison: Con-viviality, Race and Culture. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Edmonds, David (2003). Caste Wars: The morality of treating individuals as though they are members of groups. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Ejionye, Ukwu Agbai (1977). Sociology of planned migration: A study of planned migration process to new towns. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Ekström, Lars Bertil (2011). From 'mission field' to 'mission force': The emergence of mission organisations in former mission receiving countries. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Eller, Lorna Jane (2005). Accounting and Management Interrelationships in Local Government in New Zealand and Scotland at the End of the Twentieth Century. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Estridge, Lydia Margaret (2004). Governing domestic violence : 'doing' government, police realities and feminisms in policy activities. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Etherington, David (2004). Producing new welfare spaces: local labour market policies in the UK and Denmark. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Farooki, Masuma Zareen (2010). The Southern Engine of Growth and Hard Commodity Prices : Does China Lead to Disruptive Development. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Featherstone, David John (2002). Spatiality, political identities and the environmentalism of the poor. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fitzsimons, Annette (1999). Conflicting discourses: occupational segregation in computer programming. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Flew, Sarah Emma Jayne (2013). Philanthropy and secularisation : the funding of Anglican religious voluntary organisations in London 1856-1914. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fordham, Andrew Ian (2012). Food, art, books : a case study of the cultural politics of rural place branding. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Forrest, Simon Peter (2008). Young people's experiences of 'serious' romantic relationships in late adolescence: 'What is this thing called love?'. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fountain, Christopher Simon (2012). The lamb and the warrior : manhood, militarism and the diocese of London 1890-1914. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fox, Nathan Josephe (2017). The Intuition of Knowing: Its Biological Function and Natural Triggering-Conditions. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fox, Nicholas James (2003). Leibniz's Cosmology: Transcendental Rationalism and Kabbalistic Symbolism. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Fras, Maksymilian Zbigniew (2013). The Catholic Church, Religion and Politics in Post-Communist Poland: Secularisation and Republicisation 1989-2007. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Gable, Olivia (2019). Public Funding for Popular Musicians: What is it good for? The case of Momentum. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Gajjar, Devyani (2024). Assessing the Inclusiveness of Space Applications in the Global South: Lessons from International Space Technology Projects. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Gambles, Richenda (2011). Creating Hard-working, Responsible Parents: A New Labour Structure of Feeling? Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

George, Abiola (2024). Return Migration and Entrepreneurship: The Role of Highly Skilled Women in Nigeria's Technology Services Sector. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Glassford, John (1999). Nihilism and modernity: political response in a godless age. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Gomm, Roger (1985). Normal results: an ethnographic study of the assessment of health visitor students. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Goodman, Michael Leslie (1993). English and Welsh Baptists in the nineteen thirties : a study of political, social and religious crisis. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Gray, Alison (2007). An Investigation into the relevance of JH Newman's Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent for the practice and development of Key Stage Three Religious Education in a Catholic School. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Greed, Clara H. (1990). The position of women in surveying. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hagen, Kimberley (2015). Analysing Resilience: Disaster Response and Recovery in the Solomon Islands. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hall, Edward Curzon (1999). Disability and flexible employment: an embodied approach. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Halner, Alan Joseph (2002). A study of the environmental consciousness of small and medium-sized enterprises in the United Kingdom and Germany. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hartley, Sally Ann (2012). Learning for development through co-operation: the engagement of youth with co-operatives in Lesotho and Uganda. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hartmann, Sarah Savina Anna (2021). Medical Travel Facilitation Between Oman and India: Articulating Spaces, Creating Smoothness and Negotiating Ethical Complexities. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Harvey, Lee Colin (1985). The Chicago school: A metascientific study. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Henry, Leroi Wendel (2002). Doing development and being Gurage : the embeddedness of development in Sebat Bet Gurage identities. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hepburn, Winthrop Brent (2011). The Mind in Giambattista Vico's 'New Science'. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Herbert, John (1979). The relationship of the son to the father in Justin Martyr. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Higginson, Martin Richard (2010). Identifying individual patients' socio-economic position : a basis for vertical equity approaches in primary health care. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hilbrandt, Hanna (2015). Negotiating formalities: Everyday rule in Berlin's allotment gardens. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hill, Colin (1988). Living in two worlds: A study of the variety and characteristics of church life and policies in selected Church of England parishes. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Holland, Caroline Anne (2002). Housing histories: older women's experience of home across the life course. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Horn, Philipp (2015). Indigeneity, Constitutional Changes and Urban Policies: Conflicting Realities in La Paz, Bolivia and Quito, Ecuador. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The University of Manchester.

Hoskins, Sylvia Anne (2010). The meaning of euthanasia: Catholic teaching and nurses' practice in the care of the dying. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Housby, Elaine S. (2005). The development of the Islamic financial tradition in contemporary Britain. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Howell, Francesca Ciancimino (2011). Sense of place and festival in Northern Italy: Perspectives on place, time and community. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hunter, William Mitchell Graham (2010). Measuring capabilities an empirical investigation of the sen-nussbaum approach to well-being. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Hurrell, David (2019). An Analysis of Nietzsche's Conception of Decadence. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Iliadou, Evgenia (2019). Border Harms and Everyday Violence. The Lived Experiences of Border Crossers in Lesvos Island, Greece. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Jack, Claire Anne Hamilton (2004). Women in crofting in Shetland from the 1930s to the present day: a reciprocal relationship. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

James, Carol (2002). Edmund Jones Yr 'Hen Broffwyd' (1702-1793): Gweinidog, Hanesydd, Ysbrydegydd (Edmund Jones 'The Old Prophet 1702-1793: Minister, Histroian, Spiritist). Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

James, Tricia (2007). Rural industrialisation, urbanisation and infant mortality in Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, 1879-1910 : a vaccination register study. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Jamison, Ian (2011). Embodied Ethics and Contemporary Paganism. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Jenkins, Margaret Elizabeth (1994). An Examination of the Concept of Need and its Operational Uses in Applied Social Research. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) thesis The Open University.

Jha, Sameer (2011). Decision Making of Consumers in Multiple Problem Debts: A Qualitative Study. Master of Research (MRes) thesis The Open University.

Jupp, Eleanor Frances (2006). Making public space: community groups and local participation in Stoke-on-Trent. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Kale, Dinar (2005). Re-developing knowledge creation capability: Innovating in Indian pharmaceutical industry under the TRIPS regime. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Kamuya, Dorcas Mwikali (2013). Negotiating Research Participation in Community-Based Studies on the Kenyan Coast: Fieldworkers' Roles, and Implications for Ethical Practice. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Kesten, Jamie (2012). Multiculture, Community and Social Inclusion in New City Spaces. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Kirby, David Geoffrey (1984). Prices and Wages in Stafford 1780-1850: An Investigation of Local Sources. Bachelor of Philosophy (BPhil) thesis The Open University.

Kovács, József (2006). The Reception in Transylvania of Karl Barth's Theology of the Word of God. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Laine, Joy Elizabeth (1990). The concept of self (atman) in Nyaya-Vaisesika philosophy. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Langlois, Adèle Fiona (2008). The UNESCO Genetics and Bioethics Declarations: Implications for Global Governance. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Lassander, Mika (2011). From security to self-expression: The emergent value pattern and the changing role of religion. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Macioti, Paola Gioia (2014). Language classes as acts of citizenship. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Magalhães, Bruno Eduardo Portela Borges de (2015). Enacting Refugees: An Ethnography of Asylum Decisions. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Mageean, Deidre M. (1989). A comparative study of pre- and post-famine migrants from north-west Ireland to North America. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Malik, Sarita (1998). Representing black Britain : black images on British television from 1936 to the present day. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Marshall, Anastasia (2018). Growing Grassroots Sustainability Groups: Understanding the Mobilisation of Community-led Action in Haringey, London. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Martin, Jane (1992). The role of women in education of the working classes - 1870-1904. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Marx, Colin Edward (2007). Poverty politics. Reconceptualising economic growth in Durban, South Africa. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Masika, Rachel Joy Charity (2012). Gender, agency and mobile phones: urban street traders in Uganda. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Mcconalogue, James (2018). The ‘rule of the recognised helm’: How does European Union membership impact upon UK Parliamentary sovereignty? Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

McCulloch, Daniel Cameron (2015). Analysing understandings of 'rough sleeping': managing, becoming and being homeless. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

McGregor, Jane Hazel (2004). Spatiality and Teacher Workplace Cultures. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Mehigan, James (2009). Problem-Solving and Partnership: A Study of the Role of Neighbourhood Action Groups in Neighbourhood Policing. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Merryweather, Dave (2012). Youth, risk and identity. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Mkwashi, Andrew S (2020). Medical Device Regulations, Industrial Capabilities, and Affordable Healthcare Technology Development: Case Studies from the United Kingdom and South Africa. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Moon, Arnold Charles (1983). The concept of revelation. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Morishita, Masaaki (2003). Empty Museums: Transculturation and the Development of Public Art Museums in Japan. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Morris, Andy (2002). The geographies of multiculturalism: Britishness, normalisation and the spaces of the Tate Gallery. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Morrison, Jo (2022). Anti-Doping Policy: The Emperor's New Clothes. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) thesis The Open University.

Mortimer, Patrick Lawrence (1984). Urban development in north Buckinghamshire, 1930-1970. Master of Philosophy (MPhil) thesis The Open University.

Myers, Martin (2014). Narratives of Gypsy Identity and the Crossing of Boundaries. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Newell, Lucila María (2011). Rubbish politics in Buenos Aires. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Nihalani, Kiran (2021). Reframing and Re-enacting Welfare: An Empirical Exploration of Small-scale, Horizontal Forms of Help. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Noor, Abdisalan Mohamed (2005). Developing spatial models of health service access and utilisation to define health equity in Kenya. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Nyanhete, Alois Itayi (2023). Mobile Money-enabled International Remittances and Financial Inclusion among Zimbabwean Migrants in the United Kingdom. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Obodai, Jacob (2022). The Impacts of Small-Scale Gold Mining on Food Security in Ghana. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Okiro, Emelda Aluoch (2007). Transmission Dynamics of Respiratory Syncytial Virus within the Household and in the Community. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Omwenyeke, Sunday Erokpaidamwen (2015). Evaluating Transnational Advocacy Networks (TANs): The Case of Jubilee 2000 Campaign (J2K). Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Owusu-Sekyere, Freda (2014). Critical linkages: Transnational living and prospects for private senders of money from Britain to Ghana and Nigeria. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pagolu, Augustine (1996). Patriarchal religion as portrayed in Genesis 12-50 : comparison with Ancient Near Eastern and Later Israelite religions. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Park, Trevor (1990). Theological education and ministerial training for the ordained ministry of the Church of England 1800 - 1850. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Parr, Sadie (2010). The Role of Intensive Family Support in the Governance of Anti-Social Behaviour. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pattison, Mark (1983). Resistance or reform: The politics of comprehensive education 1965-1980 with special reference to conservative controlled local education authorities. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pearson, Danielle Kristina (2015). The Trials, Tribulations, and Celebrations of Younger LGB Couples in Long-term Relationships. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pell, David J. (1997). An investigation of the organisational and political aspects of the Environment City movement. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis Sheffield Hallam University.

Pendlebury, Gary (2001). Action and ethics in Aristotle and Hegel. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Phelan, Jonathan (2018). Reading Between The Lines: An Account Of The Cognitive Gain From Literary Fiction. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Philip, Georgia Clare (2010). 'Working at it': context, relationality and moral reasoning in narratives of fathering beyond couplehood. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pilgram, Lisa (2018). British-Muslim Family Law as a Site of Citizenship. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Pinkney, Sharon (2005). Competing constructions of children's participation in social care : analysing text and talk. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

Plunkett, Nikola (2015). Heroes and Villains: Narratives of Public Sector Reform in the UK and Scotland. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

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