Browse research from the School of Society and Culture.
Submissions from 2020
Explaining Italian foreign policy adjustment after Brexit: a Neoclassical realist account, Lorenzo Cladi and Andrea Locatelli
Space and/or Time, D Sergeant
THE ME TOO SYNDROME RELOADED: CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN ITALIAN RELATIONS WITH FRANCE AND GERMANY AFTER BREXIT, L Cladi and A Locatelli
High time for an efficient and effective internationally-supported Zoonosis Surveillance System?, Stephen T. Green and Lorenzo Cladi
A Case for Auto/Biography, J Parsons and A Chappell
Feeling less alone online: patients’ ambivalent engagements with digital media, Alan Petersen, Allegra Schermuly, and Alison Anderson
Marine Licensing in Marine Conservation Zones: Thomson v Marine Management Organisation, J Sellick and J Lowther
Gypsies' and Travellers' Lived Experience of Harm: A Critical Hate Studies Perspective, Zoë James
How Japanese copyright law can facilitate access to art for persons with a visual impairment, S Schroff
Establishing parent company liability for extraterritorial environmental harm caused by a subsidiary, J Lowther
Expanding the Frontiers of Directorship in Nigeria: Lessons from United Kingdom, India and South Africa, Goodtime Okara
Recovery of Premises for Breach of Covenant not to Use Same for Illegal Purposes, Goodtime Okara and Ruth Innocent
Regulation of Incorporated Trustees in Nigeria: The Jurisprudential Arguments, Chidi Halliday and Goodtime Okara
Suspension and Appointment of Interim Managers for Incorporated Trustees under the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020: Lessons from United Kingdom, Chidi Halliday and Goodtime Okara
Submissions from 2019
Academic literacies twenty years on: a community-sourced literature review, J Hilsdon, C Malone, and A Syska
Making time for food when ‘doing time’; how enhanced status prisoners counter the indignity of prison foodways, Julie M. Parsons
Governance Through Diversion in Neoliberal Times and the Possibilities for Transformative Social Justice, P Gray and R Smith
Keep calm and carry on (differently): NATO and CSDP after Brexit, Lorenzo Cladi and L Andrea
Shifting sands: The reconfiguration of neoliberal youth penality, P Gray and R Smith
'Rights-based' and 'Children and Young People First' approaches to Youth Justice, P Gray
LandWorks Annual Evaluation Report 2019, S Walker and J Parsons
Territory, geoeconomics and power politics: The Irish government's framing of Brexit, Patrick Holden
Secrecy, Privacy & Accountability: Challenges for Social Research, M Sheaff
Musical Borrowing in Sonification, Núria Bonet
Auditions and … more auditions, John Matthews and Guevara VL De
Increasing Local Salience of Climate Change: The Un-tapped Impact of the Media-science Interface, Candice Howarth and Alison Anderson
Diplomatic Security in Times of Austerity: The Case of Italy, L Cladi
Narrative re-scripting: Reconciling past and present lives, J Parsons
Where to draw the line: the difference between a fan and a pirate in Japan, Simone Schroff
Inns and Elite Mobility in Late Georgian Britain, Daniel Maudlin
Enhancing Protection of Underwater Heritage Assets, J Lowther, S Gall, M Williams, and E Bean
Deviant Leisure: A Critical Criminological Perspective for the Twenty-First Century, Thomas Raymen and Oliver Smith
Redressing the balance: Lived experiences of the harms of visually mediated transgender identity, Katie McBride
Miranda July, AP Caleshu
Accommodating Nomadism and Mobility: Challenging the sedentarist binary approach to provision for Gypsies, Travellers and Roma., Zoë James and Rebekah Southern
Africa Starts at the Pyrenees: Humor, Laughter, and Financial Recession in a Spanish Enclave in Morocco, B Campbell
The changing shape of youth justice: Models of practice, R Smith and P Gray
Using FOI to explore governance and decision-making in the UK, M Sheaff
Submissions from 2018
‘Fictions of Time and Space: From Realism to Utopia in Doris Lessing’s The Four-Gated City.’, David Sergeant
Ageing, Temporality and Performance: Joan Rivers’ Body of Work, Roberta Mock
Foraging Performance, Prosociality, and Kin Presence Do Not Predict Lifetime Reproductive Success in Batek Hunter-Gatherers, Thomas S. Kraft, Vivek V. Venkataraman, Ivan Tacey, Nathaniel J. Dominy, and Kirk M. Endicott
Virtual social media spaces, a relational arena for ‘bearing witness’ to desistance, JM Parsons
‘Commensality’ as a theatre for witnessing change for criminalised individuals working at a resettlement scheme., Julie M. Parsons
The UK Government Internet Safety Strategy – Time to Listen to the Youth Voice?, AD Phippen
Assimilation—On (Not) Turning White: Memory and the Narration of the Postwar History of Japanese Canadians in Southern Alberta, Darren J. Aoki
An alternative universe? Authors as copyright owners- the case of the Japanese Manga Industry, S Schroff
The First Step to a Nation? The Irish postal service and the Home Rule Crisis, Claire Fitzpatrick
Populism, the international and methodological nationalism: global order and the Iran-Israel nexus, Shabnam J. Holliday
Widening Gyre: A Poetics of Ocean Plastics, Mandy Bloomfield
The shifting politics of patient activism: from bio-sociality to bio-digital citizenship, Alison Anderson, Alan Petersen, and Allegra Clare Schermuly
Finding common ground? The European Union and European Civil Society framing of the role of trade in the Sustainable Development Goals, Patrick Holden
The urban inn: gathering space, hierarchy and material culture in the eighteenth-century British town, Daniel Maudlin
The Genre of the Near Future: Kim Stanley Robinson's New York 2140, David Sergeant
Auditions and..., de Guevara VM Ladron and John Matthews
Extended Collective Licensing for the Use of Out-of-Commerce Works in Europe: A Matter of Legitimacy vis-à-vis Rights Owners, S Schroff and L Guibault
Ivory trade: Poicy and law change, Jason Lowther
Representing the Planet: Affect, Scale and Utopia, DAVID SERGEANT
Climate Change Communication in the United Kingdom, AG Anderson
LandWorks Evaluation Report, Final, August 2018, J Halliday, J Parsons, and T Wilkinson
Parody Playbills: The Politics of the Playbill in Britain in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, J Gregory
Introduction, Angela K. Smith and Sandra Barkhof
A Plymouth Contribution: The development of the Cowpox Vaccine, KA Stevenson
‘Conscientous Objectors: A Matter of Conscience or Freedom Expression?, KA Stevenson
Why did Italy contribute to UNIFIL II? An analytical eclectic analysis, Lorenzo Cladi and Andrea Locatelli
Caradura: Migration, Informal Labor, and the Problem of Enacting Trust in a Spanish Enclave in Morocco, Brian Campbell
The Lived Experience of 'Carrots' and 'Risks': Voices from within the Criminal Justice System., JM Parsons and S Hocking
Policing Extreme Political Protest: A Historical Evaluation of Police Prejudice, Iain Channing
“Youth-Involved Sexual Imagery” – A Better Term to Challenge Blame Culture in Youth Sexting Cases?, M Brennan and A Phippen
A Very Different Experience: Merchant Seamen on British Coastal Convoys 1940-45', GH Bennett
Being T/here, R Mock
Linking legal scenarios to empirical data: process- tracing as a methodology in law, S Schroff
Proof of Ownership of Land in Nigeria by Documents of Title: A Critical Analysis, Uzodinma Frank-Igwe and Goodtime Okara
The Credibility Gap: The Objectification of Child Victims of Sexual Abuse 1880-1980, KA Stevenson
“The Lions of Tomorrow”: A News Value Analysis of Child Images in Jihadi Magazines, Amy Louise Watkin and Seán Looney
Submissions from 2017
Protecting yourself from revenge pornography - share your images before your abuser does!, AD Phippen and M Brennan
Christopher Smart and the Cartographic Imagination, Min Wild
Decrying Drunkenness in Devonport, KA Stevenson
Devonport – Building a Purposed Community: Who lived in Plymouth Dock?, KA Stevenson
FIT FOR PURPOSE: INSTITUTIONS FOR DISPENSING LAW AND JUSTICE: Devonport Police, KA Stevenson
FIT FOR PURPOSE? INSTITUTIONS FOR DISPENSING LAW AND JUSTICE Devonport Prison: The most efficient establishment of its kind, KA Stevenson
Purposeful Collaborations in Devonport – Police and Services in the Community, KA Stevenson
PURPOSEFUL INSTITUTIONS FOR DISPENSING LAW AND JUSTICE: Devonport Magistrates, KA Stevenson
(Re)Purposed Communities: Law, History and Heritage in Devonport Exploring historical and contemporary Crime and Everyday Offending in Devonport, C Newbery-Jones and KA Stevenson
Who owns the broadcasting archives? Unravelling copyright ownership of broadcast content, S Schroff
Leading the Police A History of Chief Constables 1835-2017, I Channing, K Stevenson, and DJ cox
Lifestyle gambling, indebtedness and anxiety: A deviant leisure perspective, Thomas Raymen and Oliver Smith
Online technology and very young children: Stakeholder responsibilities and children’s rights, AD Phippen
Auditions and stress, John Matthews and de Guevara V Ladron
The Gods of the Hunt, Brian Campbell
Chief Constables as ‘moral heroes’ and guardians of public morality, KA Stevenson
Homophobia, Brexit and constitutional change, Iain Channing and Jonathan Ward
Roma inclusion post Brexit: a challenge to existing rhetoric?, Zoë James and David Smith
Introduction to the Special Edition: Brexit Criminology, Zoë James and Oliver Smith
