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Hesmondhalgh, David and Evans, Jessica eds. (2005). Understanding Media: Inside Celebrity. Understanding media. Maidenhead: Open University Press.

Evans, Jessica ed. (1997). The Camerawork Essays: Context and Meaning in Photography. London: Rivers Oram Press.

Evans, Jessica (2017). Stuart Hall. In: Turner, Bryan S.; Kyung-Sup, Chang; Epstein, Cynthia P.; Kivisto, Peter; Ryan, J. Michael and Outhwaite, William eds. The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Theory. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.

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Evans, Jessica (2017). Celebrity Society. In: Turner, Bryan, S.; Kyung-Sup, Chang; Epstein, Cynthia P.; Kivisto, Peter; Ryan, J. Michael and Outhwaite, William eds. The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social Theory. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell.

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Evans, Jessica (2009). 'As if' intimacy? Mediated persona, politics and gender. In: Day-Schlater, Shelley; Jones W., David; Price, Heather and Yates, Candida eds. Emotion: New Psychosocial Perspectives, Volume 1. Basingstoke: Palgrave, pp. 72–84.

Evans, Jessica (2009). Cathected Identities: Governance and Community activism. In: Elliott, Anthony and du Gay, Paul eds. Identity in Question, Volume 1. London: Sage, pp. 170–197.

Evans, Jessica (2005). Celebrity, Media and History. In: Evans, Jessica and Hesmondhalgh, David eds. Understanding Media. Understanding media. Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 12–55.

Evans, Jessica (2005). Against decorum! Jo Spence, a voice on the margins. In: ed. Jo Spence: beyond the perfect image. Photography, subjectivity, antagonism. Barcelona, Spain: Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona.

Evans, Jessica (2002). Making up disabled people: charity, visibility and the body. In: Briggs, Adam and Cobley, Paul eds. The Media: An Introduction (2nd ed). Harlow: Pearson, pp. 383–400.

Evans, Jessica (2000). Feminism and photography: languages of exposure. In: Carson, Fiona and Pajaczkowska, Claire eds. Feminist Visual Culture. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 105–120.

Evans, Jessica (1998). In de geest van liefdadigheid? Fotografie en verstandelijk gehandicapten. In: ter Haar, Jan Albert Art and Flikweert, Daan A eds. Beelden en beeldvorming:mensen met een verstandelijke handicap in fotografie, film en reclame. Houten: Bohn Stafleu Van Loghum, pp. 32–40.

Evans, Jessica (1997). Introduction. In: Evans, Jessica ed. The Camerawork Essays: Context and Meaning in Photography. London: Rivers Oram Press, pp. 11–35.

Evans, Jessica (1994). Victor Burgin's Polysemic Dreamcoat. In: Roberts, John ed. Art Has No History! The Making and Unmaking of Modern Art. London: Verso, pp. 200–229.

Evans, Jessica (1992). Little Stephen: infantilism, projection and naturalism in the construction of mental disablement. In: Hevey, David ed. The Creatures Time Forgot: Photography and Disability Imagery. London: Routledge, pp. 134–141.

Evans, Jessica (1990). A feminist interest in the mind/body problem. In: Camerawork ed. Silent Health: Women, Health and Representation. London: Camerawork, pp. 11–16.

Evans, Jessica (2023). [Book Review] Psycho-social Explorations of Trauma, Exclusion and Violence: Un-housed Minds and Inhospitable Environments by Scanlon Christopher and Adlam John. Journal of Psychosocial Studies, 16(3) pp. 280–283.

Evans, Jessica; Jordan, Sally and Wolfenden, Freda (2016). Developing academics' assessment practices in open, distance and e-learning: an institutional change agenda. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning, 31(2) pp. 91–107.

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Evans, Jessica (2003). Vigilance and vigilantes: thinking psychoanalytically about anti-paedophile action. Theoretical Criminology, 7(2) pp. 163–189.

Evans, Jessica; Sibbett, Lorna and Xuereb, Sharon (2024). Academic integrity principles for assessment design: Developing and implementing them. In: Assessment in Higher Education, 20-21 Jun 2024, Manchester, UK.

Evans, J. (2016). 'I only know what I believe'. The Psycho-politics of Spin: From Blair to Batmanghelidjh. In: Global Societies: Fragmenting and Connecting, British Sociological Association, Durham.