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Jones, Emma; Graffin, Neil; Samra, Rajvinder and Lucassen, Mathijs (2020). Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Legal Profession. Bristol Shorts Research. Bristol: Bristol University Press.

Graffin, Neil (2024). ‘Two versions of the American Dream’: Well-being and unhappiness in the law school and legal profession: The work of Lawrence Krieger and Kennon Sheldon. In: Newman, Daniel ed. Leading Works on the Legal Profession. Routledge, pp. 64–76.

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Graffin, Neil (2020). From the Greek Case to the Present: 50 Years of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights. In: Claydon, Lisa; Derry, Caroline and Ajevski, Marjan eds. Law in Motion: 50 years of Legal Change. The Open University Law School, pp. 52–66.

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Garcia Blesa, Juan J. and Graffin, Neil (2018). Suspending the Rule of Law for Racial Minorities in Border Management: Racial Profiling in the Western Mediterranean and the Post-Brexit Irish Border. In: August Prinz von Sachsen Gessaphe, Karl; Garcia Blesa, Juan J. and Szuka, Nils eds. Legal Implications of Brexit. Hagener Rechtswissenschaftliche Schriften (2). Münster: MV-Wissenschaft, pp. 195–214.

Graffin, Neil and Jones, Emma (2021). ‘Survival of the fittest’? Perceptions of wellbeing at The Bar of Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, 72(3), article no. 2.

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McFaul, Hugh; Hardie, Liz; Ryan, Francine; Lloyd Bright, Keren and Graffin, Neil (2020). Taking Clinical Legal Education Online: Songs of Innocence and Experience. International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, 27(4) pp. 6–38.

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Graffin, Neil and Garcia Blesa, Juan J. (2019). Racial profiling in immigration control: the problem with the Northern Irish border. International Human Rights Law Review, 8(2) pp. 245–273.

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Graffin, Neil (2019). The emotional impacts of working as an asylum lawyer. Refugee Survey Quarterly, 38(1) pp. 30–54.

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Graffin, Neil (2019). Protecting asylum practitioners from emotional strain and secondary trauma: education, support and reform. European Journal of Current Legal Issues, 25(2), article no. 652.

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Graffin, Neil (2017). Gäfgen v Germany, the Use of Threats and the Punishment of Those Who Ill-treat During Police Questioning: A Reply to Steven Greer. Human Rights Law Review, 17(4) pp. 681–699.

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Graffin, Neil (2016). The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commissions Application: In the Matter of an Application for Judicial Review by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission In the Matter of the Law on the Termination of Pregnancy in Northern Ireland [2015] NIQB 96: High Court of Justice Northern Ireland (Queens Bench Division): Horner J: 30 November 2015. Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 5(1) pp. 168–182.

Graffin, Neil (2014). The legal consequences of ill-treating detainees held for police questioning in breach of Article 3 ECHR. Web Journal of Current Legal Issues, 20(2)

Graffin, Neil (2012). Donaldson v United Kingdom: No right for prisoners to wear Easter lilies. King's Law Journal, 23(1) pp. 101–108.

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Charitonos, K.; Gillespie, M.; Dancu, L.; O'Malley, O.; Al-Rashid, A.; Martin, S.; Wilding, C.; Graffin, N.; Mutwarasibo, F. and Babjak, M. (2023). Examining transitions to distance and online higher education with students from refugee backgrounds. In: BERA 2023 Conference, 12-14 Sep 2023, Birmingham, UK.

Charitonos, Koula; Gillespie, Marie; Graffin, Neil; Wilding, Colin; O'Malley, Olwyn; Al-Rashid, Ahmad; Martin, Shannon; Mutwarasibo, Fidèle; Babjak, Mahlea and Dancu, Lidia (2023). Researching transitions to distance higher education with students from refugee backgrounds: A case from the Sanctuary programme at the Open University. The Open University.

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