Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Letting them get away with it: Fathers domestic violence and child welfare,2007,27,2,181-202,Peckover
Outdoor play spaces in Canada: The safety dance of standards as policy,2007,27,1,128-138,Herrington
Communities care and domestic violence,2006,26,4,722-747,Wilcox
The challenge of engaging fathers in the child protection process,2006,26,2,440-449,Scourfield
Men masculinities and children: some European perspectives,2006,26,2,365-389,Hearn
Gender and child neglect: theory research and policy,2006,26,2,426-439,Taylor
Collaborate with caution: protecting children helping mothers,2006,26,2,412-425,Davies
Development crime prevention and social policy in post-apartheid South Africa,2006,26,1,169-191,Dixon
An overwhelming sense of injustice? An exploration of child sexual abuse in relation to the concept of justice,2006,26,1,74-100,Green
Undoing an activist response: feminism and the Australian government's domestic violence policy,2006,26,1,192-219,Phillips
Imagining the Asian gang: ethnicity masculinity and youth after 'the riots',2004,24,4,526-549,Alexander
Service responses to South Asian women who attempt suicide or self-harm: challenges for service commissioning and delivery,2002,22,4,641-668,Burman
Inclusion or Exclusion? Housing Battered Women in Hong Kong,2003,23,4,526-546,Chan
Reconsidering sustainability: some implications for community-based crime prevention,2005,25,3,306-324,Kelly
From 'Disappearing' to 'Demonized': The Effects on Men and Women of Professional Interventions Based on Challenging Men Who Are Violent,2004,24,1,79-101,Milner
Risk Reflexivity and Social Control in Child Protection: New Times or same Old Story?,2003,23,3,398-420,Scourfield
Why gender matters in child welfare and protection,2006,26,2,294-314,Featherstone
Welfare Reform in the United States: gender race and class matter,2006,26,2,336-364,Abramovitz
‘Culture’ as a Barrier to Service Provision and Delivery: Domestic Violence Services for Minoritized Women,2004,24,3,332-357,Chantler
(Re)Constructing women's resistance to woman abuse: Resources strategy choice and implications of and for public policy in Canada,2009,29,1,121-145,Paterson
The case of 'Baby P': Opening up spaces for debate on the 'transformation' of Children's Services?,2009,29,3,533-547,Garrett
Forced marriage in the UK: Religious cultural economic or state violence?,2009,29,4,587-612,Chantler
Wild guesses and conflated meanings? Estimating the size of the sex worker population in Britain,2009,29,4,703-719,Brooks-Gordon
Forced marriage among men: An unrecognized problem,2010,30,2,189-207,Samad
Invisible men: Social reactions to male sexual coercion - bringing men and masculinities into community safety and public policy,2010,30,2,225-244,Cowburn
Violent and victimized bodies: Sexual violence policy in England and Wales,2010,30,3,359-383,Phipps
Corporate strategy corporate capture: Food and alcohol industry lobbying and public health,2010,30,4,564-589,Miller
Women and Violence: The Effects of Dismantling the Welfare State,2004,24,3,358-384,Hankivsky
Kerbcrawler rehabilitation programmes: Curing the 'deviant' male and reinforcing the 'respectable' moral order,2009,29,1,77-99,Sanders
Violent women: questions for feminist theory practice and policy,2001,21,1,7-34,Fitzroy
Reflecting on men and social policy: Contemporary critical debates and implications for social policy,2010,30,2,165-188,Hearn
Gender and the politics of service provision for adults with a history of childhood sexual abuse,2006,26,2,467-479,Hooper
Flood risk vulnerability and environmental justice: Evidence and evaluation of inequality in a UK context,2011,31,2,216-240,Burningham
Young people 'as risk' or young people 'at risk': Comparing discourses of anti-social behaviour in England and Victoria,2011,31,3,388-409,Hughes
The enforcement approach to crime prevention,2011,31,3,410-430,Darke
Moving children? Child trafficking child migration and child rights,2011,31,3,454-477,O'Connell Davidson
Classing early intervention: Social class occupational moralities and criminalization,2011,31,4,495-516,McCarthy
Breaking the cycle or re-cycling errors: Critical comment on proposals for criminal justice reform,2011,31,4,628-639,Whitehead
Book Review: Dirty Dancing? An Ethnography of Lap-dancing,2011,31,4,642-645,Bott
Domestic violence homelessness and housing: the response of housing providers in Wales,1994,14,41,36-52,Charles
Smoke screen or leap forward: interagency initiatives as a response to domestic violence,1997,17,53,93-109,Hague
Domestic violence and social work the challenge to change,1997,17,50,53-78,Mullender
Children's best interests and intimate partner violence in the Canadian family law and child protection systems,2012,32,4,677-695,Hughes
Domestic abuse prevention after Raoul Moat,2012,32,4,495-516,Gadd
Crossing the line? White young people and community cohesion,2013,33,1,160-180,Thomas
Out of sight out of mind? Prostitution policy and the health well-being and safety of home-based sex workers,2013,33,1,140-159,Hubbard
Moral panics and social work: Towards a sceptical view of UK child protection,2013,33,2,197-217,Smith
Feminist politics and framing contests: Domestic violence policy in Scotland and Wales,2013,33,4,593-615,Mackay
The ethics of predictive risk modelling in the Aotearoa/New Zealand child welfare context: child abuse prevention or neo-liberal tool?,2015,35,1,69-88,Keddell
Human trafficking as a lever for feminist voices? Transformations of the Danish policy field of prostitution,2011,31,4,517-539,Spanger
Joining the dots on sexual exploitation of children and women: a way forward for UK policy responses,2016,36,4,572-591,Coy
Blaming the victim all over again: Waddell and Aylward's biopsychosocial (BPS) model of disability,2017,37,1,22-41,Shakespeare
The 'problem' of abuse in Ontario's Social Inclusion Act: a critical exploration,2017,37,1,85-104,Quinlan
Countering terrorism and radicalisation: securitising social policy?,2017,37,2,163-179,Ragazzi
Assembling and deconstructing radicalisation in PREVENT: a case of policy-based evidence making?,2017,37,2,180-201,Walklate
Blurred lines and false dichotomies: integrating counterinsurgency into the UK's domestic 'war on terror',2017,37,2,202-224,Sabir
The radicalisation of citizenship deprivation,2017,37,2,225-244,Choudhury
'As a woman…'; 'As a Muslim…': subjects positions and counter-terrorism powers in the United Kingdom,2017,37,2,245-267,Jarvis
Vulnerable childhood vulnerable adulthood: direct provision as aftercare for aged-out separated children seeking asylum in Ireland,2017,37,3,386-404,Ní Raghallaigh
Securitization racial cleansing and disaster capitalism: neoliberal disaster governance in the US Gulf Coast and Haiti,2017,37,4,582-603,Pyles
Technologies of evidence: an institutional ethnography from the standpoints of 'youth-at-risk',2017,37,4,604-624,Nichols
'Dead people don't claim': a psychopolitical autopsy of UK austerity suicides,2018,38,2,302-322,Mills
State policies and institutional procedures and practices addressing prostitution and sex trafficking of children in Hungary,2018,38,4,645-666,Vidra
Policing unacceptable protest in England and Wales: a case study of the policing of anti-fracking protests,2019,39,1,23-43,Jackson
Making pimps and sex buyers visible: recognising the commercial nexus in 'child sexual exploitation',2019,39,1,108-126,O'hara
Muslim women and gender based violence in India and the UK,2019,39,2,163-183,Chantler
Violent proletarianisation: social murder the reserve army of labour and social security 'austerity' in Britain,2019,39,3,335-355,Grover
Implementing 'Prevent' in countering violent extremism in the UK: a left-realist critique,2019,39,3,396-412,Abbas
Vulnerability and child sexual exploitation: towards an approach grounded in life experiences,2019,39,4,622-642,Brown
The globalisation of trafficking and its impact on the South African counter-trafficking legislation,2020,40,1,50-68,Palmary
Utilising 'modern slave' narratives in social policy research,2020,40,1,30-49,Phillips
Navigating multiple pandemics: a critical analysis of the impact of COVID-19 policy responses on gender-based violence services,2023,43,1,29-50,Wathen