• "An Elaborate Cover”: Staging Identities at School and Abroad in Robin Stevens’s Murder Mysteries more
  • "BURO Case Study" In "Making the Repository Count: lessons from successful implementation" more
  • "Discussion of purchasing virtual digital nature and tourism more
  • "Everything is Different": Drinking and distinction in Bournemouth more
  • "I wanna be a SHIT-head!" Accepted and radical pedagogy more
  • "Snails": In The Excavation of an Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement in Quarry Field, South of Compact Farm, Worth Matravers more
  • "SporTV": The legacies and power of television more
  • "You can take out of it what you want": How learning objects within blended learning designs encourage personalised learning more
  • #cyberviolence: Developing a typology for understanding virtual maltreatment in sport more
  • (Accepted) Contemporary themes in the design of AT for the ageing population: materiality, co-design and cultural influences more
  • (Auto)biografische Methoden more
  • (Dis)ordering the city: buildings, bodies and urban space more
  • (Michael) Power, Gendered Subjectivities and Filmic Representation: Brand Strategy and Guinness' Critical Assignment in Africa more
  • (Negatively) Benefits Street more
  • (Negatively) Benefits street: The return of naked ideology more
  • ‘(On)mogelijkheden van reassurance policing in België en Nederland more
  • ‘‘They’re ‘‘Doped’’ by that Dale Diary’’: Women’s Serial Drama, the BBC and British Post-war Change more
  • ‘“Be vewy vewy quiet. We’re hunting Wippers.” A Barthesian analysis of the construction of fact and fiction in Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell’s From Hell more
  • ‘Being Transgender’ more
  • ‘Big Ships Cause Big Wars, Little Ships Cause Little Wars, and No Ships Cause No Wars,’ International Law and Arms Control Policy in the Interwar Era more
  • ‘Eye to Eye with the Dutch Anti-Social Behaviour Agenda more
  • ‘From Folk Artists to Integrated Professionals: The portrayal of tattoos in The Electric Michelangelo and Voodoo Pilchard’ more
  • ‘From Tonka Beans to Magic Seeds: VS Naipaul’s Late Career Fiction of Self-Retrospect' more
  • ‘From vocational calling to career construction: Late-career authors and critical self-reflection’ more
  • ‘Hey, here’s the new way’: Young women’s magazines in times of the Web 3.0 more

Next