• ‘It’s not that we like death or anything’: exploring the motivations and experiences of visitors to a lighter dark tourism attraction more
  • ‘It's better to dig than dance’: Archaeological method and theory in ANTIQUITY 1927 – 2002 more
  • ‘Last hospitality’ as an overlooked dimension in contemporary hospitality theory and practice more
  • ‘Lines of flight’ in city food networks: A relational approach to food systems transformation more
  • ‘little gothics’: Misty and the ‘Strange Stories’ of British Girls’ comics more
  • ‘Long term impacts of a mega event: Case study Weymouth (London 2012)’ more
  • ‘Love, Longing and Danger: Memory and Forgetting in 21st Century Science Fiction Film’. more
  • ‘Medical Humanities and Arts in Health’ more
  • ‘Meta-learning’ in a postcolonial Malaysian context: International placements of UK students more
  • ‘Metall auf Metall’ – the German Federal Constitutional Court discusses the permissibility of sampling music tracks more
  • ‘Mind the (virtual) Gap’: A Critical Analysis of UK and Japanese Copyright law relating to the metaverse (forthcoming) more
  • ‘Multicultural lunches’: sharing food in post-Brexit south coast of England more
  • ‘My Happiest Moment is when I have Food in Stock’: Poor Women in Northern Ghana Talking about their Happiness more
  • ‘My Ideal First Day’: Implications for induction from a three (London) university project more
  • ‘My Ideal First Day’: Implications for induction from a three (London) university project more
  • ‘Nepenglish’ or ‘Nepali English’: A New Version of English? more
  • ‘New and important careers’: how women excelled at the BBC, 1923–1939 more
  • ‘No easy way from the earth to the stars’: a new statistical approach to the orientation of the Maltese temples more
  • ‘No evidence of harm’ implies no evidence of safety: Framing the lack of causal evidence in gambling advertising research more
  • ‘No one likes a grass’ Female police officers’ experience of workplace sexual harassment: A qualitative study more
  • ‘Nudging’ as an architect of more responsible consumer choice in food service provision: The role of restaurant menu design more
  • ‘Once upon a time…': When prehistoric archaeology and folklore converge more
  • ‘Pink is for girls, blue is for boys’ exploring brand gender identity in children’s clothing, a post-evaluation of British retailer John Lewis more
  • ‘Placements online’: student experiences of a website to support learning in practice settings more
  • ‘Porn Trouble’: On the Sexual Regime and Travels of Postfeminist Biologism more

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