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The Theologian, The Historian and the Holy Spirit: Reflections around Nicaea (2025)
Book Chapter
Kilby, K. (in press). The Theologian, The Historian and the Holy Spirit: Reflections around Nicaea. In G. E. Demacopoulos, & A. Papanikolaou (Eds.), Nicaea and the Future of Christianity - Orthodox Christianity and Contemporary Thought. Fordham University Press

This chapter probes the relationship of doctrine, theology and historical study through the case study of the development of Trinitarian doctrine. It explores the anti-foundationalist claim that belief in the doctrine of the Trinity is not, for theol... Read More about The Theologian, The Historian and the Holy Spirit: Reflections around Nicaea.

Sex/gender differences in hemispheric asymmetries (2025)
Book Chapter
Hodgetts, S., & Hausmann, M. (2025). Sex/gender differences in hemispheric asymmetries. In Cerebral Asymmetries (255-265). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-443-15646-5.00014-2

This chapter will critically review evidence across 40 years of research, covering both early and contemporary studies that have investigated sex/gender differences in hemispheric asymmetries, including both structural and functional asymmetries. We... Read More about Sex/gender differences in hemispheric asymmetries.

“Dragged in the Opposite Direction”: Identity Tensions Facing Women Academics in Management and Organisation (2025)
Book Chapter
Black, K., Ciesielska, M., & Whitton, D. (2025). “Dragged in the Opposite Direction”: Identity Tensions Facing Women Academics in Management and Organisation. In S. Cinque, & D. Ericsson (Eds.), Debating ‘Homo Academicus’ in Management and Organization: Ontological Assumptions and Practical Implications. Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-58195-3

The Laws of Public Data Gaps (2025)
Book Chapter
Tomlinson, J., Butler, O., Somers-Joce, C., Meers, J., Aidlinis, S., Coakley, N., & O'Loughlin, E. (in press). The Laws of Public Data Gaps. In Automation in Public Governance: Theory, Practice and Problems. Hart Publishing

One of the most significant developments in the digitalisation and automation of government infrastructure is that the capacity of officials to collect, with minimal costs, valuable data on the performance, users, and impacts of public services is in... Read More about The Laws of Public Data Gaps.

Inward Greenfield R&D Foreign Direct Investment and the Development of Shenzhen’s Innovation Ecosystem (2025)
Book Chapter
Wu, L., & Sutherland, D. (in press). Inward Greenfield R&D Foreign Direct Investment and the Development of Shenzhen’s Innovation Ecosystem. In C. Williams, & M. Kaspar (Eds.), Foreign Direct Investment and Cities: Global Case Studies for Theory and Practice. Routledge

We explore the pivotal role of greenfield R&D foreign direct investments in transforming Shenzhen's innovation ecosystem and establishing it as a key R&D cluster in China. Since the 1979 economic reforms, Shenzhen has rapidly developed into an innova... Read More about Inward Greenfield R&D Foreign Direct Investment and the Development of Shenzhen’s Innovation Ecosystem.

Too important to be left to the Generals: The Politics of the Western Front (2025)
Book Chapter
Johnson, M. (in press). Too important to be left to the Generals: The Politics of the Western Front. In The Cambridge Companion to the Western Front. Cambridge University Press

‘War is too important to be left to the generals.’ This aphorism, commonly attributed to the French Premier Georges Clemenceau, captures one of the most significant dilemmas to confront the states that went to war in the summer of 1914: should the pr... Read More about Too important to be left to the Generals: The Politics of the Western Front.

An introductory note on the difference-in-differences and regression discontinuity design for the accounting and finance research (2025)
Book Chapter
He, G., Li, A. Z., & Shen, D. (2025). An introductory note on the difference-in-differences and regression discontinuity design for the accounting and finance research. In Handbook of Financial Econometrics, Statistics, Technology, and Risk Management (143-174). World Scientific. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789819809950_0004

As more emphasis is put on the endogeneity issues of accounting and finance research nowadays, a great number of studies exploit the observational data in a quasi-experimental setting to validate a causal relationship. This chapter provides an introd... Read More about An introductory note on the difference-in-differences and regression discontinuity design for the accounting and finance research.

Research co-production: What is co-production, why do it, and how might it be practiced, evaluated, and move forward? (2025)
Book Chapter
Smith, B., & Williams, T. (in press). Research co-production: What is co-production, why do it, and how might it be practiced, evaluated, and move forward?. In M. D. Giardina, M. K. Donnelly, & D. J. Waldman (Eds.), The Sage Handbook of Qualitative Research in Sport and Physical Culture. SAGE Publications

This chapter focuses on co-production. In the first section we cover the ‘what’ question without wishing to essentialize or ontological finalize the concept of co-production. To help with the ‘what ‘is’’ question, and respect difference, different ty... Read More about Research co-production: What is co-production, why do it, and how might it be practiced, evaluated, and move forward?.

Topogami: Catenating DNA Origami (2025)
Book Chapter
Wilkens, G., Stepien, P., Shaukat, A., & Heddle, J. (2025). Topogami: Catenating DNA Origami. In G. Zuccheri (Ed.), DNA Nanotechnology: Methods and Protocols (49-65). Humana Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-4394-5_5

DNA origami is a powerful tool for designing and building functional nanoscale machines. There are practical limitations on the size of a single origami meaning that methods to combine multiple DNA origamis into single functional units would be usefu... Read More about Topogami: Catenating DNA Origami.

The Impact of Diversity in Disney's Ms. Marvel: An Analysis of YouTube Comments (2025)
Book Chapter
Hardey, M., Ahmed, W., & Khan, I. (in press). The Impact of Diversity in Disney's Ms. Marvel: An Analysis of YouTube Comments. In W. Ahmed (Ed.), Oxford Intersections: Social Media in Society and Culture. Oxford University Press

This article examines the Disney+ streaming television series Ms. Marvel, as a case study in popular cultural representations of Muslim youth. By analysing YouTube comments on the shows trailer, this research explores how the series navigates the int... Read More about The Impact of Diversity in Disney's Ms. Marvel: An Analysis of YouTube Comments.

Citizenship Tests (2025)
Book Chapter
Brooks, T. (2025). Citizenship Tests. In The Routledge Handbook of the Ethics of Immigration (201-210). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003037309-22

This chapter surveys different models for how citizenship tests are run. These include the United States, Australia, the European model, and the United Kingdom. Each has contrasting expectations for new citizens and how they are assessed. After surve... Read More about Citizenship Tests.

‘If I Wasn’t on Drugs or I Didn’t Take Anything, I Wouldn’t Be Here’: Mental Health ‘Problems’ as an Unfolding Dimension of Social Harm Generated by Stigma (2025)
Book Chapter
Addison, M., & Lhussier, M. (2025). ‘If I Wasn’t on Drugs or I Didn’t Take Anything, I Wouldn’t Be Here’: Mental Health ‘Problems’ as an Unfolding Dimension of Social Harm Generated by Stigma. In Mental Health, Crime and Justice (285-311). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-83390-8_13

This chapter discusses the impact of relational stigma on mental health as an unfolding dimension of social harm amongst people who use drugs (PWUD). In traditional models of Social Determinants of Health (SDoH), ‘social relations’ are often ignored... Read More about ‘If I Wasn’t on Drugs or I Didn’t Take Anything, I Wouldn’t Be Here’: Mental Health ‘Problems’ as an Unfolding Dimension of Social Harm Generated by Stigma.

State-owned Enterprises (2025)
Book Chapter
Du, M. (2025). State-owned Enterprises. In J. Chaisse, & C. Herrmann (Eds.), The International Law of Economic Integration (963-976). Oxford University Press

Despite three decades of extensive state reform and privatization, State-owned enterprises (SOEs) remain key players in the global economy. The expansion of SOEs’ global footprint has caused widespread concerns about their implications for fair compe... Read More about State-owned Enterprises.

Geographies of Bodies (2025)
Book Chapter
Nieuwenhuis, M., & Colls, R. (2025). Geographies of Bodies. In B. Warf (Ed.), The Encyclopedia of Human Geography (1-6). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25900-5

This is a chapter about the specific geographies of human bodies. It contains the stories and experiences of two different human bodies. The first is that of Zhang Haichao, a young male migrant miner in China, whose body we get to learn about from th... Read More about Geographies of Bodies.

Nationalism and the Legitimacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Macau: Colonial Legacy and Contemporary Imaginaries (2025)
Book Chapter
Lou, L. I. T. (2025). Nationalism and the Legitimacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Macau: Colonial Legacy and Contemporary Imaginaries. In I. Gaitanidis, L. F. B. Junqueira, A. Morrow, & S.-Y. Han (Eds.), Therapy, Spirituality, and East Asian Imaginaries (277-298). Amsterdam University Press. https://doi.org/10.2307/jj.25136991.21

This chapter explores how colonial legacy and the transition of sovereignty influenced the legitimacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Macau. Contrary to previous research suggesting that the legitimacy of TCM hinges on the creation of miracl... Read More about Nationalism and the Legitimacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Macau: Colonial Legacy and Contemporary Imaginaries.