• Families separated by bars – the home truths about sending mothers to prison 

  Booth, Natalie (Article)
• Maternal imprisonment: a family sentence 

  Booth, Natalie (Book chapter)
• Prisoners' Children and Families 

  Booth, Natalie (Article)
• Perceptions of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) among HIV-negative and HIV-positive men who have sex with men. 

  Jaspal, Rusi ; Daramilas, C. (Article)

  Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a novel bio-medical HIV prevention op- tion for individuals at high risk of HIV exposure. This qualitative interview study ex- plores perceptions and understandings of PrEP among a sample ...
• Identity management strategies among HIV-positive Colombian gay men in London 

  Jaspal, Rusi ; Williamson, I. R. (Article)

  This study set out to explore the social-psychological aspects of living with HIV among a group of HIV-positive Colombian gay men in London, and the strategies that they deployed to manage ensuing threats to their identities. ...
• Why Punish? An Introduction to the Philosophy of Punishment 

  Canton, Robert (Book)

  (Book) A study of the origins, purposes and ethics of punishment
• A qualitative study of patients' experiences of participating in SPACE FOR COPD: A self-management Programme of Activitiy, Coping and Education 

  Apps, Lindsay D. ; Harrison, S. L. ; Mitchell, Katy E. ; Williams, Johanna A. ; Hudson, Nicky ; Singh, S. J. (Article)

  Aims: To understand experiences of participation in a supported self-management programme for COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease). Background: There is a wealth of clinical trials examining the outcomes of ...
• Nature: A new paradigm for well-being and ergonomics 

  Richardson, Miles ; Maspero, Marta ; Golightly, David ; Sheffield, David ; Staples, Vicky ; Lumber, Ryan (Article)

  Nature is presented as a new paradigm for ergonomics. As a discipline concerned with well-being, the importance of natural environments for wellness should be part of ergonomics knowledge and practice. This position is ...
• Conditionals and inferential connections: A hypothetical inferential theory 

  Douven, Igor ; Elqayam, Shira ; Singmann, Henrik ; van Wijnbergen-Huitink, Janneke (Article)

  Intuition suggests that for a conditional to be evaluated as true, there must be some kind of connection between its component clauses. In this paper, we formulate and test a new psychological theory to account for this ...
• Digital transformation for prisons: Developing a needs-based strategy 

  Knight, Victoria ; Van De Steene, Steven (Article)

  A digital revolution is upon our penal system – the inevitability of digital transformation is set to shape the way justice is done and experienced. This article identifies some important considerations for digital ...
• Should the public be listening to prison radio programmes? An exploration of prison radio in Sweden and North America 

  Knight, Victoria ; Tighe, S. (Article)

  This article reviews a recent project completed by one of the authors. Tighe was successfully awarded a fellowship1 to visit examples of prison radio across Sweden and North America. Tighe visited programmes that could be ...
• A Woman's Place: A Journey Through Misogyny - An Exploration of Violence Against Women and the Efficacy of Dramatic Movement/Physical Theatre as a Pedagogical Tool of Transformative Learning. 

  Djiapouras, Emilia ; Herriot, Christopher (Article)

  This paper conveys the effectiveness of expressive methodologies (dramatic movement/physical theatre) as a conduit for social learning. The audience/readers are encouraged to analyse the projected learning outcomes of a ...
• Redefining employability: Student voices mapping their dance journeys and futures. 

  Higdon, Rachel Delta ; Stevens, Jayne (Article)

  This paper explores dance students’ understanding of employability and their views about their dance futures in order to inform higher education curricula and workforce development. The investigation focuses on the student ...
• From Employability to ‘Complexability’: Creatour gives graduates the ability to facilitate a complex, multifarious creative economy. 

  Higdon, Rachel Delta (Article)

  Abstract Higher Education (HE) students and employers within the creative industries dismiss prevailing ‘employability’ skills as inadequate. The author discovers the ‘bottom up’ reality that entry into the creative ...
• Digitizing the Prison: The Light and Dark Future 

  Knight, Victoria (Article)

  This article takes a rather unusual form blending an interview with my own reflections on the digitization of our prisons. Its focus is based on an interview with Steven van de Steene1 who is a corrections technology expert. ...
• Genealogies of recovery: The framing of therapeutic ambitions 

  Brown, Brian J. ; Manning, Nick (Article)

  The notion of recovery has become prominent in mental health care discourse in the UK, but it is often considered as if it were a relatively novel notion, and as if it represented an alternative to conventional treatment ...
• A multidisciplinary approach to research in small-scale societies: Studying emotions and facial expressions in the field 

  Crivelli, Carlos ; Jarillo, Sergio ; Fridlund, Alan J. (Article)

  Although cognitive science was multidisciplinary from the start, an under-emphasis on anthropology has left the field with limited research in small-scale, indigenous societies. Neglecting the anthropological perspective ...
• The fear gasping face as a threat display in a Melanesian society 

  Crivelli, Carlos ; Russell, James A. ; Jarillo, Sergio ; Fernández-Dols, Jose-Miguel (Article)

  Theory and research showthat humans attribute both emotions and intentions to others on the basis of facial behavior: A gasping face can be seen as showing “fear” and intent to submit. The assumption that such interpretations ...
• Ethics, Evidence Based Sports Medicine, and the Use of Platelet Rich Plasma in the English Premier League 

  McNamee, M. J. ; Coveney, C. M. ; Faulkner, A. ; Gabe, J. (Article)

  The use of platelet rich plasma (PRP) as a novel treatment is discussed in the context of a qualitative research study comprising 38 interviews with sports medicine practitioners and other stakeholders working within the ...
• Geospatial analysis techniques and digital mapping for music research 

  Purves, Ross (Presentation)

  Maps help us make sense of people and landscapes around us. Music can do the same. Recent developments in digital mapping, geographical information systems and geospatial analysis, together with increased access to large, ...

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