Items where Division is "Humanities and Social Science" and Year is

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Benbough-Jackson, M ORCID: 0000-0002-4367-5441 They do like to be beside the seaside: Sea monsters and the liminal coast of Great Britain and Ireland between the wars. Coastal Studies & Society. (Accepted)

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Cranfield, J ORCID: 0000-0003-3846-433X Crowded Hours in Post-Victorian Britain. In: Davies, RE, (ed.) Regulation and Imagination: Legal, Historical, and Literary Perspectives on Highway Robbery. The Green Bag Press, Washington, DC, pp. 27-34. ISBN 978-1-933658-36-0 (Accepted)

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Graham, E, Loyd, S, Bowsher, J, Shannon, W, Lamb, E, MacLean, S-B and Bailey, RA The Earls of Derby and the Early-Modern Performance Culture of North-West England. In: Graham, E, (ed.) Shakespeare Bulletin (Special Edition). Shakespeare Bulletin, 38 . Johns Hopkins University Press. (Accepted)

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James, AD Police intelligence practice in the UK. UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)

James, AD, Phythian, M, Wadie, F and Richardson, J What works in intelligence. Project Report. Unpublished. (Unpublished)

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Kossakowski, R and Ludvigsen, J Forbidden fruits? Institutional rules, agency and structure in European football. Journal of Sport and Social Issues. ISSN 0193-7235 (Accepted)

Krüger, S Expressing "Paraguayidad": Rolando Chaparro and Rock Music Culture in Paraguay. Popular Music and Society. ISSN 1740-1712 (Submitted)

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Livesey, A WPA Interviews. In: Lockley, T and West, E, (eds.) Routledge Encyclopedia of Race and Racism. Routledge. (Accepted)

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Millward, P End of Project Report: Queering Football – Tackling Homophobia and Promoting Anti-Discrimination around Major Sports Events. Project Report. Unpublished. (Unpublished)

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Piesse, J ORCID: 0000-0003-2390-9201 Wonderful Webs: Nature, Art and Science in The Darwin Family Juvenilia. Journal of Juvenilia Studies. ISSN 2561-8318 (Accepted)

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Springett, J, Barrett, GA, Elliott, I, Greenop, DT, Lawless, A, Newman, A and Richards, A Pacesetters Workforce Development Evaluation. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)

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Willie, RJ "I thought my blood derived a Crown to us, / But now I find it derives only Treason": Remembering and Forgetting the civil war. In: Bayer, M and Navitsky, J, (eds.) Shakespeare and Civil Unrest in Britain and the United States. Routledge. ISBN 9780367741952