PUBLICATIONS
Adorno
Maggie O'Neill (2022)
Stones, R (2007) [Ed]Key Sociological Thinkers London: Macmillan and New York University Press.
Pace, Space and Wellbeing:containing anxiety in the University
Maggie O'Neill (2021)
Filip Vostal (Editor) Inquiring into Academic Timescapes. Emerald
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Researching Marginalisation with mixed methods
Maggie O'Neill (2020)
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Rights, Recognition and Resistance: analysing legal challenges, sex workers rights and citizenship
Maggie O'Neill and Mary Laing (2019)
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Women, Art, Migration and Diaspora
Maggie O'Neill (2019)
Handbook of Art and Global Migration edited by Edited by: Burcu Dogramaci and Birgit Mersmann
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Migration, memory and place: walking as a convivial methodology in participatory research. A visual essay
Maggie O'Neill, Bea Giaquinto and Fahira Hasedic (2019)
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Rights, Recognition and Resistance: analysing legal challenges, sex workers rights and citizenship
Maggie ONeill and Mary Laing (2018)
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Sex Work, Censure and Transgression
Maggie O'Neill (2018)
Tony Amatrudo, [Ed] Social Censure and Critical Criminology: After Sumner. London:Palgrave.
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Researching Marginalisation with mixed methods
Maggie O'Neill (2017)
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Asylum Seekers and Moving Images: walking, sensorial encounters and visual criminolog
Maggie O'Neill (2017)
Visual Criminology Edited by Emaonn Carrabine and Michelle Brown
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Biographical Research: Methods of Cultural Sociology
Maggie O'Neill (2016)
Cultural Sociology Edited by Stephan Moebius, Frithjof Nungesser, Katharina Scherke, VS-Verlag
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Diasporic Futures edited by Marsha Meskimmon and Dorothy Rowe
Maggie O'Neill (2015)
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Body and Image-Space: walking, transition and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2015)
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Walking biographies and innovations in visual and participatory methods: Community, Politics and Resistance in Downtown East Side Vancouver
Maggie O'Neill and Philip Stenning (2014)
The Medialization of Auto/Biographies:Different Forms and their Communicative Contexts co-edited by Heinz,C. and Hornung, G. Hamburg:UVK
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Crossing Borders: Transition and Nostalgia in Contemporary Art Edited by Dr Ming Turner and Dr Outi Remes
Maggie O'Neill (2014)
Taipei: Artouch Publications
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SECTION: Body and Image-Space: walking, transition and belonging.
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The Medialization of Auto/Biographies: Different Forms and their Communicative Contexts co-edited by Heinz,C and Hornung, G
O'Neill, M. and Stenning, P (2013)
Hamburg: UVH
SECTION: Walking biographies and innovations in visual and participatory methods: Community, Politics and Resistance in Downtown East Side Vancouver.
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Women, Art, Migration and Diaspora: the turn to art in the social sciences and the ‘new’ sociology of art?
Maggie O'Neill (2013)
Marsha Meskimmon and Dorothy Price, editors, Diasporic Futures, Manchester University Press
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Making Connections: art, affect and emotional agency
Maggie O'Neill (2012)
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Ethnomimesis and participatory art
Maggie O'Neill (2012)
Sarah Pink (Editor) Advances in Visual Methods London: Sage
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Desistence from Sex Work: Feminist Cultural Criminology and Intersectionality: The Complexities of Moving in and Out of Sex Work
Maggie O'Neill (2010)
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Sex work, communities and public policy in the UK
Maggie O'Neill (2010)
Sex Work Matters: beyond divides [eds] Ditmore, M., Navarro,A and Levi,A. London: Zed Books
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Community Safety, Rights, Redistribution and Recognition: towards a Coordinated Prostitution Strategy?
Maggie O'Neill (2009)
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Sex, violence and work services to sex workers and public policy reform
Maggie O'Neill (2008)
Letherby,G.Birch,P. Cain,M and Williams,K.[eds]. Sex and Crime Devon: Willan Press.
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Legal Incursions into Supply/ Demand, Criminalising & Responsibilising the Buyers and Sellers of Sex'
Jane Scoular and Maggie O'Neill (2008)
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Prostitution and Communities
Maggie O'Neill and Rosie Campbell (2007)
Sex Work Now Campbell and O’Neill [eds] Willan.
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The Contribution of Qualitative Research to Policy Development Street Sex Work in Local Neighbourhoods
Pitcher,J. Campbell,R. Hubbard P. O'Neill, M. & Scoular,J, (2007)
Qualitative Urban Analysis (2007) edited by Paul Magin Elsevier Press.
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Prostitution, gentrification, and the limits of neighbourhood space
Hubbard,P, Campbell,R. O’Neill,M. Pitcher,J. and Scoular,J. (2007)
Atkinson,R.and Helms, G [eds] (2007) Securing an urban renaissance: Crime, community, and British urban policy Bristol: Policy Press.
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Ethno-mimesis, feminist praxis and the visual turn
Maggie O'Neill (2007)
Cultural Sociology [ed] Tim Edwards. London: Sage Press.
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Re-imagining Diaspora through ethno-mimesis: humiliation, human dignity and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2007)
Bailey,O., Georgiou,M and Harindranath,R [eds] (2007) Reimagining Diasporas: Transnational Lives and the Media London: Palgrave/Amazon
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Global Refugees: Citizenship, Power and the Law
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
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Red Lights and Safety Zones
Maggie O'Neill, Rosie Campbell and community researchers (2004)
City of Quarters. Urban Villages in the Contemporary City [ed] David Bell and Mark Jayne (2004) London: Ashgate Press
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Global Refugees: forced migration, diaspora, and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
Narrative and Memory [eds] (2004) Roberts, B, Robinson, D The narrative and memory research group: Huddersfield University.
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Crime, culture and visual methodologies: ethno-mimesis as performative praxis
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
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Prostitution, Ethno-mimesis and Participatory Arts: processes and Practices of Inclusion’
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Swift, J, Swift, J and Davies, T [eds] (2001) Disciplines, Fields and Change in Art education: Art Therapy, Psychology and Sociology Birmingham: University of Central England.
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Adorno
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Key Contemporary Social Theorists [eds] Elliott, A and Ray, L. Oxford, Blackwell.
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Global Refugees: ethno-mimesis as performative praxis
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Miles, M, [ed] Divers (c ) ities:recoveries and reclamations. Exeter University.
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Love for Sale: the politics of prostitution in Stoke-on-Trent
Maggie O'Neill (2000)
Edensor, T [ed] Re-Imagining the Potteries, Staffordshire University Press.
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Victimization and the Social Organization of Prostitution in England and Spain
Maggie O'Neill (1999)
Weitzer, R [ed] International Perspectives on Prostitution London and New York, Routledge.
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Prostitute Women Now
Maggie O'Neill (1997)
Scambler and Scambler [eds] Rethinking Prostitution: Purchasing Sex in Britain in the 1990's London, Routledge Press. pp3-29.
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Young People and Prostitution from a Youth Service Perspective
Green, J. O’Neill, M. and Mulroy, S. (1997)
David Barrett [eds] Child Prostitution in Britain London, The Children's Society. 1997 pp 90-105.
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Saloon Girls: death and desire in the American West
Maggie O'Neill (1997)
Holliday and Hassard [eds] Film and Organization London, Sage. pp117-130
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Can Commissioned Research Be Feminist and Can Conflicting Interests Be Serve
Celia Jenkins, Maggie O'Neill and Ruth Swirsky (1996)
Lydegate, M, A et al [eds] Desperately Seeking Sisterhood London, Macmillan 1996.
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Prostitution and Violence
Maggie O'Neill (1995)
Lupton and Gillespie [eds] Women and Violence: dilemma's for a feminist practice . London, Macmillan Press. pp113-134
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Prostitution and the State: towards a feminist practice
Maggie O'Neill (1995)
Lupton and Gillespie [eds] Women and Violence: dilemma's for a feminist practice . London, Macmillan Press. pp113-134