• Climate Change Counter Movement Neutralization Techniques, A Typology to Examine the Climate Change Counter Movement 

  McKie, Ruth E. (Article)

  The Climate Change Counter Movement has been a topic of interest for social scientists and environmentalists for the past 25 years (Dunlap and McCright, 2015). This research uses the sociology of crime and deviance to ...
• The Alienated Academic: the Struggle for Autonomy Inside the University 

  Hall, Richard (Book)

  Higher education is increasingly unable to engage usefully with global emergencies, as its functions are repurposed for value. Discourses of entrepreneurship, impact and excellence, realised through competition and the ...
• Conducting dyadic, relational research about endometriosis: A reflexive account of methods, ethics and data analysis 

  Hudson, Nicky ; Law, Caroline ; Culley, Lorraine ; Mitchell, H. ; Denny, E. ; Raine-Fenning, N. (Article)

  Despite a growing literature on the value of relational data in studies of social phenomena, individuals still commonly constitute the basic unit of analysis in qualitative research. Methodological aspects of interviewing ...
• Enhancing Sexual Health, Self-Identity and Wellbeing among Men Who Have Sex With Men: A Guide for Practitioners 

  Jaspal, Rusi (Book)

  A thorough insight, incorporating and evaluating the latest research, into why enhancing mental health in men who have sex with men (MSM) can improve their sexual health and general wellbeing. Using tenets from Identity ...
• HIV and trans and non-binary people in the UK 

  Jaspal, Rusi ; Nambiar, Kate Zoe ; Delpech, Valerie ; Shema, Tariq (Article)

  Trans and non-binary people are key populations whose HIV prevention and treatment needs have been neglected. A 2013 meta-analysis of data from 39 studies conducted in 15 countries reported a global HIV prevalence among ...
• The Professional Qualification in Probation (PQIP) 

  Sein, S. ; Cartledge, I. (Conference)

  Overview of PQIP pathways and programme, taught modules, delivery in Midlands, integration of values into teaching material, diversity profile, evaluation of programme delivery so far - strengths and issues arising.
• Where are all the Songbirds ? A Green Criminological Examination of the Songbird Poaching Epidemic and Pathways to Conservation in Cyprus 

  McKie, Ruth E. (Conference)

  This presentation sets the foundation for a research project exploring the bird poaching phenomenon in Cyprus. I dissect the rise in poaching of Ambelopoulia, or more commonly known as Song Birds in Cyprus and surrounding ...
• Burnout, self-efficacy and exposure to violence on life satisfaction of clinical mental health staff 

  Hancock-Johnson, E. ; Cheng, M. (Conference / Presentation)

  Objectives / Purpose / Background: To investigate factors influencing the psychological wellbeing of clinical staff in a secure mental health hospital; this study investigated the role of exposure to violence, burnout, and ...
• Linear representation of pitch height in the SMARC effect 

  Prpic, Valter ; Domijan, Drazen (Article)

  The Spatial-Musical Association of Response Codes (SMARC) effect consists in faster and more accurate responses to low (vs. high) pitched tones when they are executed in the bottom/left (vs. top/right) space. This phenomenon ...
• Materialistic values, brand knowledge and the mass media: Hours spent on the Internet predicts materialistic values and brand knowledge 

  Rai, Roshan ; Chauhan, C. ; Cheng, M. (Article)

  Materialism can be seen as the importance people attached to material goods, as well as the belief in the desirable symbolic importance goods have (e.g., to status, human happiness etc.). And the media has often been ...
• Intersectionality and Resistance in Youth Work: Young People, Peace and Global Development in a Racialized World 

  Sallah, Momodou ; Ogunnusi, M. ; Kennedy, R. (Book chapter)

  This chapter is framed by the concepts of Critical Race Theory, Critical Peace Education, and Global Youth Work. It departs from a premise that Youth Work can be an effective tool to provoke consciousness (Sallah, 2014) ...
• #Backwaysolutions #Candleofhope: Global Youth Works approaches to challenging irregular migration in Sub-Saharan Africa 

  Sallah, Momodou (Book chapter)

  Hundreds of thousands of people, young people mostly from Sub-Saharan Africa, attempt to escape the “horrendous situations” they live in, in search of greener pastures. There are significant push and pull factors that ...
• A rejoinder to Kret and Straffon 

  Jarillo, Sergio ; Fridlund, Alan J. ; Crivelli, Carlos ; Fernández-Dols, José-Miguel ; Russell, James A. (Article)
• User Reactions to Failures and Frustrations within Cyber Environments – Systematic Coding of Previous Work (URM Coding) 

  Scase, M. O. ; Hadlington, L. J. ; Rai, R. (Technical Report)
• Why aren’t you stopping now?!’ Exploring accounts of white women breastfeeding beyond six months in the East of England 

  Newman, Kristina ; Williamson, I. R. (Article)

  Breastfeeding infants for a period of two years is endorsed by international health agencies such as the World Health Organisation. However, discourses of breastfeeding in a British context are complex and contradictory, ...
• Within these Walls: Reflections of women in and after prison: an insight into the experience of women’s imprisonment in Britain and Ireland. 

  Baldwin, Lucy ; Quinlan, Christina (Article)

  This paper, based on the authors’ continuing work with women in custody in Ireland and Britain over a period of 6 years, poignantly reminds us of the women in our prisons and the extraordinarily punitive sanction, that ...
• Ideals, negotiations and gender roles in gay and lesbian co-parenting arrangements 

  Herbrand, C. (Article)

  This paper engages with the complex gender and parental dynamics experienced in the context of co-parenting arrangements. These arrangements, based on mutual agreement, involve people who commit to raising a child together, ...
• Music listening as a potential aid in reducing emotional eating: An exploratory study 

  Van den Tol, Annemieke, J. M. ; Coulthard, Helen ; Hanser, W. E. (Article)

  Emotional Eating (EE) is understood as a maladaptive self-regulation strategy to satisfy emotional needs instead of hunger. Consequently, EE has been associated with negative health consequences. Enjoyment of food and ...
• Forest School and the Pathways to Nature Connection 

  Cudworth, David (Conference)

  Over the past 20 years there has been an increase in the popularity of Forest school education in the UK and its application in reconnecting children with nature (Massey, 2005; Waite et al, 2016). The Forest school concept ...
• Schooling and Travelling Communities: Exploring the Spaces of Educational Exclusion 

  Cudworth, David (Book)

  This book calls for a re-thinking of educational provision for Gypsy / Traveller communities. Despite having been recognised by the government and educational providers for over fifty years, underachievement of children ...

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