• Natural resource inequities, domination and the rise of youth communicative power: changing the normative relevance of ecological wrongdoing 

  Skillington, Tracey (Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group, 2020-06-05)

  The failure of states to take the necessary actions to prevent global temperatures from soaring may be interpreted as more than an act of environmental negligence. In terms of a knowing imposition of harm, it also represents ...
• 'I could have went down a different path': Talking to people who used drugs problematically and service providers about Irish drug policy alternatives 

  Leonard, James; Windle, James (Elsevier, 2020-08-06)

  Background: People who use drugs problematically are consistently left out of consultations and deliberation on drug policy. This article explores how people who formerly used drugs problematically and service providers ...
• Review: Mafia Raj The Rule of Bosses in South Asia 

  Windle, James (Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, 2020-03)
• 'Vulnerable' kids going country: children and young people's involvement in county lines drug dealing 

  Windle, James; Moyle, Leah; Coomber, Ross (Sage Publications, 2020-02-06)

  This article employs a range of sources to critically explore the role of children and young people in county lines drug dealing, the potential harms they are exposed to and the difficulties of protecting them. As county ...
• Cyberspace, Ta’ziyeh symbols and the public sphere in Iran 

  Sharifi Isaloo, Amin (International Political Anthropology, 2016)

  The instruments of publicity and public engagement in the social, economic and political arenas are growing in power due to the development of communication technology and electronic media. At the same time, their capacity ...

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