• The Persuasion Game: Developing a Serious Game Based Model for Information Warfare and Influence Studies 

  Ormrod, D.; Scott, Keith; Scheinman, L.; Kodalle, T.; Sample, C.; Turnbull, B. (Article / Conference)

  In an age of hybrid, asymmetric, and non-linear conflict, the role of Information Operations has become ever more important; this paper presents a study of a recent research project. The project examined ways of better ...

• SHAXICAN Perl Scripts Working on Shakespeare's Language 

  Egan, Gabriel; Steggle, Matthew; Roth, Steve (Software / Technical Report)

• Where We Are with Electronic Scholarly Editions, and Where We Want to Be 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• Current Directions in the Making of Digital Editions: towards interactive editions 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• Dante's 'Monarchia' as a test case for the use of phylogenetic methods in stemmatic analysis 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• Current issues in making digital editions of medieval texts--or, do electronic scholarly editions have a future? 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• Making electronic editions and the fascination of what is difficult 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• What Text Really is Not, and Why Editors have to Learn to Swim 

  Robinson, Peter (Article)

• “How came they here?” Longfellow’s “The Jewish Cemetery at Newport,” Slavery, and Proto-Zionism 

  Phelan, J. P. (Article)

  This article places Longfellow’s much-anthologised elegy in context, highlighting its engagement with contemporary debates about slavery, racial difference, and the restoration of the Jews to their ancestral homeland. The ...

• Making a Home in Poland: Photographic Education and Practices in the Landkentnish Movement 

  Pasternak, Gil; Zietkiewicz, Marta (Article)

  This article studies the photographic methods that the Poland based Landkentnish (Yiddish for “knowing the land”) movement employed in the interwar period to promote Jewish culture and Poland as a home for the Jewish people. ...

• Discussion papers in arts and festival management: Reviving Traditional Folk events in the UK 

  Chambers, Kevin (Book)

• Romantic Hybridity and Historical Poetics: Lyricization and the Elegiac 

  Fulford, Tim (Article)

  This essay engages Historical Poetics in two ways. First, it takes issue with the grand narrative of lyricization as expressed in The Princeton Encyclopedia entry on Lyric, suggesting that its authors project a bias of ...

• The Botanic Garden by Erasmus Darwin: Book Review 

  Fulford, Tim (Other)

• Stereo Atlases as Hybrid Knowledge 

  Wilder, Kelley (Book chapter)

  This paper examines the nature of knowledge generated by the use of stereo images in scientific atlases. Taking both photography and drawing to be stereo imaging methods in the sciences, it contends that it is not only ...

• Phobic Cartography: A Human-Centred, Communicative Analysis of the Cyber-Threat Landscape 

  Scott, Keith (Article)

  As with all domains, cyber security runs the risk of adopting a reactive and defensive stance, which can lead to policy based on what has happened, rather than on what could happen. Expert knowledge can lead to silo thinking ...

• Dead Flowers, a novel 

  Monaghan, Nicola (Book)

  DEAD FLOWERS is the story of Sian Love, a DNA analyst who uncovers dark family secrets when she finds human remains in a pub she’s inherited from her uncle. It blends classic noir with an edgy contemporary thriller involving ...

• IW™?: 'Building Global Community', Facebook, and Cyber Security in the post-Westphalian Age 

  Scott, Keith (Conference)

  I made a joke about a future featuring 'facebook.gov" in a piece for VICE Magazine years ago and then Zuckerberg writes a 6000-word manifesto pretty much pitching it. - Warren Ellis On February 16, 2017, Mark Zuckerberg ...

• Zimbabwean communities in Britain: imperial and post-colonial identities and legacies 

  Zembe, Christopher Roy (Book)

• A comparative study of students' strategy use in reading texts for the IELTS test and those for academic study 

  Liu, J. (Technical Report)

  This study examines the extent to which IELTS reading reliably tests the needs of academic reading. Fifty-two IELTS test-takers enrolled on a 10-week IELTS course in Ireland were recruited for a mixed-method investigation ...

• How does studying abroad change Chinese students' choice of reading strategies? 

  Liu, J. (Article)

  This study examines the extent to which IELTS reading reliably tests the needs of academic reading. Fifty-two IELTS test-takers enrolled on a 10-week IELTS course in Ireland were recruited for a mixed-method investigation ...

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