• A Germ’s Journey: the impact of a co-created educational hand-hygiene intervention to address UN sustainable development goals in education and health in the UK and low-and-middle-income-countries 

  Crosby, Sapphire; Laird, Katie; Younie, Sarah (Conference)

  The ‘Germ’s Journey’ health-education intervention was developed to address the challenge of teaching young children efficient handwashing techniques to tackle infection. WHO state that effective handwashing is integral ...

• Evaluating approaches to designing effective Co-Created hand-hygiene interventions for children in India, Sierra Leone and the UK 

  Crosby, Sapphire; Younie, Sarah; Williamson, Iain; Laird, Katie (Article)

• Venturing beyond the imposition of a postdigital, anti-human higher education 

  Hall, Richard (Book chapter)

  In an important footnote in Capital, Marx highlights how an analysis of technology enables us to reveal the dialectical construction of our dominant mode of reproducing everyday life. This links humans, infrastructures, ...

• Exploring Contemporary Sea Piracy in Nigeria, the Niger Delta and the Gulf of Guinea 

  Nwalozie, Chijioke (Article)

  This paper thematically explores contemporary piracy in the African state of Nigeria, the Niger Delta and the Gulf of Guinea. Nigeria is undeniably a rich country based on its economic, agricultural and population advantages, ...

• Nothing will stop me from giving the gift of life: A qualitative analysis of egg donor forum posts 

  De Proost, Michiel; Hudson, Nicky; Provoost, Veerle (Article)

  Online spaces are increasingly important for our collective consciousness and provide an opportunity to document changing ideas, subjectivities and experiences surrounding new reproductive technologies. This paper reports ...

• The Digital Prison: Towards an ethics of technology 

  Knight, Victoria; Van De Steene, Steven (Book chapter)

  Prisons are experiencing a digital revolution. This chapter offers readers an opportunity to reflect critically on the new frontiers of digitization in relation to prisons. Our collective research and scholarship have led ...

• For a Critically Posthumanist Sociology in Precarious Times (Special Issue Editorial) 

  Cudworth, E. (Article)

• Intimate citizenship and mental ill health: Informal carers’ accounts of romantic relationship difficulties of people with mental health problems 

  Brown, Brian J. (Article)

  In this paper I take a relational approach to understanding the experiences of carers in enabling the ‘intimate citizenship’ of people with long-term mental health problems. This aspect of informal care has received little ...

• The potential role of recovery capital in stopping sexual offending: lessons from circles of support and accountability to enrich practice. 

  Kemshall, Hazel; McCartan, Kieran (Article)

• 道徳教育を研究する教室エスノグラフィー 

  Bamkin, Sam (Presentation)

• The taught curriculum of moral education at Japanese elementary school: the role of classtime in the broad curriculum 

  Bamkin, Sam (Article)

  The school curriculum in Japan provides for moral education. Teachers’ educational practice is influenced by the written curriculum, and must be organised around its audited requirements. However, it may diverge from aspects ...

• Dissecting the cell: Embodied and everyday spaces of incarceration 

  Turner, Jennifer; Knight, Victoria (Book chapter)

  Chapter 1: Introducing the book.

• Embracing the emotional turn: Responding to researchers’ emotions 

  Knight, Victoria; Zempi, Irene (Article)

  This paper examines the role of researchers’ emotions when researching sensitive topics. Drawing on two different ethnographic research projects, experiences of imprisonment and hate crime victimisation, respectively, we ...

• Written evidence submitted by Dr Ruth E. McKie on Greening the post-Covid Recovery 

  Mckie, Ruth; Dening, Geraldine; Mitchell, Andrew; Charlton, Mark (Other)

• Ideology and international relations 

  Gries, Peter; Yam, Paton Pak Chun

  What is the relationship between ideology and international relations (IR)? The extant literature focuses on how the former shapes the latter. Confrontation between Liberalism and Fascism, Communism, and Authoritarianism ...

• Effect of sleep on memory for binding different types of visual information 

  Shaw, John J; Urgolites, Zhisen J; Monaghan, Padraic (Conference)

  Visual long-term memory has a large and detailed storage capacity for individual scenes, objects, and actions. Sleep can enhance declarative memory of information, with sleep strengthening associations between item and ...

• Distinct neural correlates of social and object reward seeking motivation 

  Dubey, Indu; Georgescu, Alexandra L.; Hommelsen, Maximilian; Vogeley, Kai; Ropar, Danielle; Hamilton, Antonia F. de C. (Article)

  The “Choose‐a‐Movie‐CAM” is an established task to quantify the motivation for seeking social rewards. It allows participants to directly assess both the stimulus value and the effort required to obtain it. In the present ...

• Are higher-order life values antecedents of students' learning engagement and adaptive learning outcomes? The case of materialistic vs. intrinsic life values 

  Ku, Lisbeth; Bernardo, Allan B. I.; Zaroff, Charles M. (Article)

  Materialistic values have been shown to have a negative effect on learning. As intrinsic life values such as self-acceptance are orthogonaltomaterialisticvalues,theymaycounteracttheeffectsofmaterialismandbenefitthelearni ...

• Perceived Stigma Towards Psychiatric Illnesses in Mental Health Trainees: A Cross-Sectional Study 

  Dubey, Indu; Arivazhagan, K.; Sharma, Satyam; Sreeraj, V. S.; Uvais, N. A. (Article)

  Psychiatric disorders have always been seen as character disturbances and hence have always bore higher stigma than many other physical illnesses. In most of the cases the stigma is seen as negative stereotype arising out ...

• Individual and local flooding experiences are differentially associated with subjective attribution and climate change concern 

  Ogunbode, Charles Adedayo; Doran, Rouven; Boehm, Gisela (Article)

  While several studies show an association between flooding experience and climate change engagement, a few show no evidence of such a link. Here, we explore the potential that this inconsistency relates to the measurement ...

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